The 81st UN General Assembly and Climate Week NYC will take place at a pivotal moment for the global energy agenda.
From volatility in global oil markets to attacks on energy infrastructure, geopolitical shocks are exposing the vulnerabilities of concentrated energy systems and global reliance on oil and gas. Meanwhile, rising energy demand from artificial intelligence, cloud computing, advanced manufacturing, and electrification is intensifying pressure on national grids, consumer prices, and industrial competitiveness.
Foreign Policy’s Energy Forum at UNGA 81 will convene policymakers, climate leaders, multilateral officials, investors, and private-sector executives for a discussion on balancing energy security, industrial competitiveness, and climate ambition.
