Boston Strategies International at the Columbia Global Energy Summit (Columbia University SIPA | New York City 

🌍⚡ Boston Strategies International looks forward to attending the Columbia Global Energy Summit (Columbia University SIPA | Center on Global Energy Policy) in New York City. 

This year’s theme — Energy Security and the Transition amid Geopolitical Turbulence — could not be more timely. Energy is no longer “just” a market issue. It has become a security issue, an industrial policy issue, and a supply chain issue — all at the same time. It is rapidly becoming a core pillar of: 

🔹 National security
🔹 Industrial competitiveness
🔹 Infrastructure resilience
🔹 Supply chain independence
🔹 Capital allocation decisions 

➡️ The “new world order” isn’t only about diplomacy — it’s increasingly about who controls upstream resources, who can build infrastructure fastest, and who can execute resilient supply chains under uncertainty. 

At Boston Strategies International, this is exactly the space we work in — where energy security, geopolitics, project finance, and execution reality meet. 

Boston Strategies International helps clients:
🔹 secure critical materials, equipment, and services early
🔹 quantify cost escalation + schedule risk before it becomes value destruction
🔹 strengthen bankability by proving supply availability and delivery confidence
🔹 build resilient sourcing strategies that withstand geopolitical shocks
🔹 implement end-to-end supply chain de-risking at the bill-of-materials level 

Because in today’s environment, energy transition success doesn’t come down to ambition alone — it comes down to reliable delivery. 

For organizations attending the Summit and interested in discussing more about Energy Security or transition strategies, reach out to Boston Strategies International to connect. 

More info: https://www.energypolicy.columbia.edu/events/2026-columbia-global-energy-summit/