Contents | Executive Summary | 06 | | 1. Disruption is becoming structural as the energy system simultaneously faces a new wave of demand | 08 | | 2. Resilience must be valued as an investment in long-term stability and growth, with capital mobilized through | 16 | | bankable projects | | 3. Resilience requires balancing efficiency with preparedness, flexibility and recovery, underpinned by better | 28 | | data and visibility across increasingly interconnected supply chains | | 4. AI, robotics and physical intelligence can transform how energy systems anticipate threats, optimize assets, | 32 | | respond to disruption and recover provided they are deployed at scale | | 5. Resilience is ultimately a collective endeavor: trusted partnerships, effective policy and public understanding | 38 | | will be critical to mobilizing capital, sharing risk and intelligence, and sustaining investment at scale | | Moving Resilience from Ambition to Action | 43 | | Acknowledgements | 44 | 4