Energy security and European energy policy analyst focused on Central Europe — gas, oil and nuclear supply, and the energy transition. Available for media, policy advice and talks.
“My niche is outside of the box, along the extra mile”
Andrej Nosko, PhD, is an expert in energy policy and security, Non-Resident Senior Research Fellow, Energy Security and Policy at the Slovak Foreign Policy Association (SFPA), a visiting researcher at Matej Bel University's Faculty of Political Sciences and International Relations in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia. He is also Co-Executive Director at PILnet.
Dr. Nosko’s research work focuses on the political economy of security, energy security, European energy policy, and regional cooperation in Central Europe. He has advised governments, businesses, and civil society, lectured widely, and contributed to policy research on energy transitions. His professional background includes roles at the European Commission and leading a division at an international philanthropic foundation supporting policy research, democracy, governance, and law enforcement initiatives.
Dr. Nosko defended his PhD (Summa Cum Laude) in Political Science at Central European University in Budapest (CEU) in 2013, with dissertation on “Energy Security in Transition: Coping with Energy Import Dependence in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary.”
The full list of publications, speaking engagements, and current projects is available through menu above. His full professional bio can be found on LinkedIn.
Andrej Nosko is available for media interviews, policy consultations, and speaking engagements on topics including energy security, energy transition, civil society resilience, and related European policy developments. To get in touch, use the contact form.
