The RED GAP is a new algorithm demonstrating access to energy - the foundation for stability, development and sustainability in our democratic society. In an ever-growing world the most threatening issues are based on the cost and availability of energy. Just the cost can not be estimated only with the pure financial value but should additionally account civil and security costs, loss of stability, peace and freedom and superimpose them on our world’s environmental development.

Meanwhile many groups fight for dominance in the energy sector, pretending to force their models to governmental entities, producing an extremely dangerous situation threatening our system and its survival.

Energy has to be seen in its entire context, and there are no “bad” or “good” forms of energy. Securing access to oil and gas, discovering new resources and optimizing their use, is as essential as accelerated development of renewable energies and alternative approaches; deploying all our technology and know-how for a better and more responsible use. Energy security has to be a joint effort between people, industry and all governmental entities.


Frederick Tschernutter


First annual meeting ‘RED GAP—2007’
The first meeting is planed for the beginning of 2007 to present the RED GAP algorithm© to the public. Governmental and non governmental decision makers, together with industry and military leaders will simulate and show a series of scenarios illustrating not only the dangers arising from disruption, wars, corruption and other threats to our energy provisioning system but also the emerging opportunities. The “RED GAP 2007” meeting is intended to be the ground-stone for ongoing annual conferences drawing the real picture of the “state of health” of our global energy situation.