Summer Course: “The Energy Transition in the Geopolitics of the New World Order” (June 24–26, 2026)
This summer course explores the central role of energy in shaping the new world order, with particular attention to the practical implications of the transition towards renewable sources. The programme focuses on how public policies, regulatory decisions, and business strategies that are defining today’s emerging energy landscape are being shaped. From a perspective that integrates international law and European Union law with economic and strategic analysis, the course examines key issues such as energy security, European strategic autonomy, reindustrialisation, and Spain’s role in the new global context. Through discussion-oriented sessions with institutional stakeholders, industry experts, and representatives of leading organisations, the course offers an applied perspective on the main challenges and opportunities of the energy transition in an international context marked by tensions and vulnerabilities.
This training initiative is the result of a collaboration between UNED and the Fundación Renovables, co-organiser of the course, and is part of the extracurricular activities programme of UNED’s Master’s Degree in Climate Change Management.