How the simulation works
Participants work in teams, making 20+ energy policy decisions. Two scenarios, live discussion, reflection — all in 3 hours.
Book a trainingTeams manage energy policy, balancing security, affordability, and sustainability. World Energy Council concept, developed with NEAH.
A 3-hour simulation: two scenarios, 20+ decisions, discussion and reflection. For energy companies, ESG teams, universities.
Participants work in teams, making 20+ energy policy decisions. Two scenarios, live discussion, reflection — all in 3 hours.
Book a trainingParticipants see how a single energy decision affects security, affordability, and sustainability simultaneously
20+ decisions in 3 hours — each with real consequences for your strategy. No right answer, only informed trade-offs
Teams learn to argue their choices, defend strategy against opponents, and balance conflicting objectives
The facilitator connects game experience to participants' real challenges — from ESG strategies to corporate decisions
Security, affordability, and sustainability in the energy sector — three goals that conflict with each other. Real decisions in energy policy require understanding systemic interconnections. A single presentation or article is not enough.
Companies make ESG commitments, but employees don't understand how specific decisions affect the balance of metrics. What's needed is an experience where every decision has measurable consequences.
Books and presentations explain Energy Trilemma theory. But the skill of seeing connections between decisions only forms through the practice of making decisions with real consequences.
Energy Trilemma is a concept by the World Energy Council, describing the fundamental conflict in energy policy: it is impossible to simultaneously maximize energy security, energy affordability, and environmental sustainability in the energy sector. Every decision improves one at the expense of another.
The "Energy Trilemma" simulation game is built on this concept. Participants manage energy policy of fictional countries, experiencing firsthand the trade-offs that real policymakers and strategists face.
Developed with NEAH. Expert participation of Tatyana Mitrova — CEO of NEAH, former head of the SKOLKOVO Energy Centre.
Need to experience energy policy trade-offs firsthand: security vs affordability vs sustainability in the energy sector
SolutionSimulation based on the World Energy Council concept — your team lives through real energy transition dilemmas in 3 hours
Students lack decision-making practice in energy policy — theory doesn't replace experience
SolutionSimulation for seminars and courses. Format already used at University College London
Need an interactive format that engages the audience and leaves an impression
SolutionSimulation as a forum activity: participants play, debate, discuss — instead of passive listening
Content Developer & Facilitator
Content developer and facilitator of the Energy Trilemma workshop. Founder of EnergiaVita.pro. Expert in sustainable development and educational products. Leads game sessions, oversees methodology and discussion.
Teams receive their country, resources, and starting scores. Rules and mechanics explained.
Each team makes policy decisions. Consequences are visible immediately — three metrics in the energy sector change.
The situation gets more complex. Crises, unexpected events. Teams adjust strategy.
Facilitator guides the discussion: participants analyze results, debate, and defend their strategies, transferring insights to business context.
Full team session with a facilitator. Web app on participants' screens. Discussion and reflection with the facilitator.
Online format available via Zoom/Teams. Game in the web app. Discuss details when booking.
Prices are indicative. Final cost confirmed in contract.
Free online energy policy simulation: manage a country, balance security, affordability, and sustainability. 15-20 min, no registration.
Critical thinking training: 8 cognitive biases, 9 argumentation errors, AI for fact-checking. 6 hours of practice on business cases.
Employees forget 80% of lectures within a week. Educational web games teach through action: decisions, consequences, reflection. Launch in 8-16 weeks.