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DTSTAMP:20261016T232055Z
DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20261123T114952
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LOCATION:Poljce/ NATO MWCOE
SUMMARY:Mountain Warfare Technology Lab: Operational Energy in Mountain Warfare
DESCRIPTION:Objectives:identifying energy-related capability gaps in mountain warfarefostering exchange between mountain warfare nationspresenting innovative energy technologiesdiscussing operational integration of energy solutionsdeveloping concepts for energy-autonomous mountain unitsTO SEE THE FULL PROGRAM CLICK THIS LINKActivities:Workshop: New technology challanges in the Mountain Warfare – Experts (Industry, Military, Academics) viewpoints,  Wargaming (NATO Energy COE), Discussions.Workshop will be partially streamed on line – via VTC for those unable to travel. Benefit participating on the event itself you will be able to network with other experts and find the answers you have been looking for. Official Program and Invitation will be posted on our site by the end of August 2026. Residential participation will be limited up to 100 people.Participants:SMEs from Mountain Warfare Schools, Mountain Units, Other NATO Military Units and HQ,  experts from Civilian Organizations and Industry.Event fee:50 EUROProject Officer:LTC Igor PraznikDoctrine & Standardization BranchE-mail:igor.praznik@mwcoe.org, mobile phone: +386 30 300 049																																					New																																					“Energy has become part of combat powerOperational Energy in Mountain Warfare: Challenges and Opportunities for Future Mountain Forces was prepared to support discussion within the Mountain Warfare Community and at the NATO MWCOE workshop. Its central proposition is straightforward: a mountain unit’s technological advantage lasts only as long as its energy chain remains reliable. Electrical power now enables sensing, communications, navigation, decision-making, protection, medical support and uncrewed systems. It is therefore no longer only a logistics issue, but a factor that directly determines tempo, reach and freedom of action.Radios, thermal sights, digital command-and-control systems, uncrewed aerial and ground systems, unattended sensors, electronic-warfare equipment and edge computing all improve unit effectiveness, but they create a continuous cycle of charging, battery replacement and resupply. Their load profiles differ significantly, ranging from persistent low demand to short, high-power surges. Unless these loads are planned as one architecture, advanced equipment may become unavailable at the decisive moment. Commanders must therefore estimate electrical consumption, peak power, charging requirements and resupply intervals with the same discipline applied to ammunition planning.”READ MORE….																																					New
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