Dr. Stefan Tetzlaff is a senior policy advisor specialising in energy, security and global affairs, with more than a decade of experience across academia, politics and trade associations. His work sits at the intersection of policy, geopolitics, energy security and international business, offering organisations a nuanced perspective on some of the forces shaping the global economy.
In his most recent assignment, Dr. Tetzlaff advised on infrastructure for conventional energy, including natural gas and LNG, alongside the transition towards renewable energy sources such as hydrogen, solar and heat energy. His experience gives him a practical understanding of the opportunities and challenges emerging from the global energy transition, as well as its wider implications for resilience and security.
Before moving into policy advisory, Dr. Tetzlaff trained as a historian of India and held research and advisory roles across Asia, Europe and the USA. He has authored several academic publications and policy briefs examining geopolitics, energy and raw materials security.
Drawing on his deep historical understanding of global economic structures and international relations, Dr. Tetzlaff brings a long-term perspective to contemporary geopolitical and business challenges. He is particularly interested in the potential for collaboration among like-minded nations and in strengthening bilateral exchange between Germany and India.
