Physical infrastructure resilience - key for securing the whole system resilience

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Physical infrastructure resilience - key for securing the whole system resilience

Posted on: 28 May 2026

The physical energy infrastructure is impacted upon by all other factors - climate, flexibility, cybersecurity, supply chain - that individually need to be addressed.

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