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  Trilateral Forum Global and International Studies Current and Future global challenges to Energy Security 25 March 2019 13h30 - 18h30Council of Europe (Room 8)528 avenue de l’Europe 67 000 Strasbourg  Energy Security has been recently at the centre of much policy debates in Western countries and of different international crisis in Europe. Since the Arab Oil Embargo of 1973 energy has been a weapon used by some countries in order to prove their existence at the international level.Within the context of modern “risk societies” (U. Beck), the contemporary energy landscape is more and more complex and energy security is much broader and a more dynamic concept than in the 1970s. The European Union, Japan and the United States of America must address a multitude of challenges that need global responses: climate change, renewable energy, rising peak demand, new geopolitical rivalries.How can we a secure energy framework at the global level? How can energy policy be more responsive to the environmental and socio-economic demands of our world? Program13.30-13.45: Addresses of welcomeTakamasa Sato (Consul General of Japan)Felipe J Tello (Public and Cultural Affairs, US Consulat General)13.45.-14.00: Prof. Emmanuel Droit(Sciences Po Strasbourg):  Historical Turn and Security Energy 14.00-15.00: Dr. Marc-Antoine Eyl-Mazzega(IFRI Paris): Energy Security in the Energy Transition: old Threats and new Paradigms15.00-15.15: Coffee Break15.15-16.15:Melissa Hersch (Hersch Consulting): Security Energy from a US perspective 16.15-17.15:Ichiro Kutani(IEE Japan): Global energy security risks; Japan’s perspective17.15-17.30: Coffee Break17.30-18.15: Final Roundtable Global Level and the Challenge of a secure Energy FrameworkInscription : Contact Emmanuel Droit dem@cmb.hu-berlin.de 