The Institute for Energy Security (IES) is a not-for-profit organization which focuses on the nexus between energy demand and energy supply. It sets the platform for research and publication, debates, discussions, conferences, consultancy, policy advocacy, training and serves as a conduit to reinforce the global energy system. The energy think-tank explores these and other related avenues to provide insight into the role of technology, policy, economics, politics, and regulations in the performance and security of energy supply. IES’ studies span the local and global energy landscape, and covers the fields of energy production, distribution, marketing, and consumption. It advances the energy security objective through efficiency, sustainability, technology, and diversification propagation. IES highly recognizes the potentials of the sustainable energy nexus – linking energy to water, food, health, and environment. The institute seeks to discuss, develop and disseminate information, plans and policies to address green-house gas emission by directing attention to new, affordable, and cleaner energy forms to tackle global climate change. Independently and in collaboration with governments, industry, academia, consumers, energy professionals and experts, donors, and the business community; the Institute for Energy Security provides data-driven analysis of issues that influence both local and global energy market. Economic modelling and forecasting, market intelligence, situational and trend analysis, and the continued focus on emerging technologies, regulations, and policies reinforce the institute as a vital resource for consumers, governments, academia, professionals, experts, donors, businesses, advocacy groups, and the energy industry as a whole.