Hosted by Atlantic Council Global Energy Forum

Energy security has taken on renewed strategic importance as geopolitical tensions and disruptions to global energy markets reshape how countries assess the resilience of their energy supplies. In this evolving landscape, North America is uniquely positioned to play a greater role in strengthening energy security beyond the region.

This panel will bring together leaders from across North America to explore how the United States, Mexico, and Canada can leverage their combined energy resources, infrastructure, markets, and technological capabilities to support the energy and economic security of partners and allies around the world. The discussion will examine how greater regional integration and cooperation can strengthen North America’s position as a reliable source of energy, enhance the resilience of global markets, and reinforce the region’s broader economic and strategic competitiveness.