Energy inefficiency remains a critical global issue, with nearly 30% of energy lost before reaching end users. This not only drives up economic costs but also heightens pressure on infrastructure and the environment—particularly as demand grows alongside economic development. At the same time, the link between energy use and greenhouse gas emissions continues to accelerate climate change.

EHAAR International supports governments and institutions in confronting these intersecting challenges by:

• Analyzing the impacts of climate risks such as rising temperatures and sea levels;

• Strengthening energy infrastructure through engineering innovation and grid efficiency upgrades;

• Advising on cybersecurity risks in modern energy systems;

• Facilitating access to diverse energy resources;

• Supporting the transition to renewable energy sources such as solar;

• Identifying and bridging service delivery gaps;

• Creating collaborative frameworks that connect researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders to assess challenges and develop tailored solutions.

Through a systems-based approach, EHAAR helps shape sustainable, secure, and inclusive energy strategies.