The World Energy Council is the most representative body of the energy industry with members in more than ninety countries. Its mission is to promote the sustainable supply and use of energy for the greatest benefit of all. The London-based organization has official consultative status with the United Nations.
Bi-Regional Forum On Energy Co-Operation
The "Bi-regional Africa, Latin America and Caribbean Forum on Energy Co-operation" will be held from the 10th through 12th of December at the Mabu Thermas & Resorts Hotel in Foz do Iguacu, state of Parana, Brazil. more >
The "Bi-regional Africa, Latin America and Caribbean Forum on Energy Co-operation" will be held from the 10th through 12th of December at the Mabu Thermas & Resorts Hotel in Foz do Iguacu, state of Parana, Brazil. more >
WEC Secretary General
Following the untimely death of WEC Secretary General Gerald Doucet on 4 October, a Succession Committee composed of the WEC Chairman and WEC officers Marie-José Nadeau and Asger Bundgaard-Jensen was formed to search for his successor. Although the Succes more >
Following the untimely death of WEC Secretary General Gerald Doucet on 4 October, a Succession Committee composed of the WEC Chairman and WEC officers Marie-José Nadeau and Asger Bundgaard-Jensen was formed to search for his successor. Although the Succes more >
Europe's Vulnerability to Energy Crisis Study of threats and solutions for potential energy crises. more >
World Clock
19 November
14:47
Energy Resources 2007
WEC Member Countries
Countries in orange are WEC Members
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