The stakes have never been quite so high in the energy sector, nor the ground so unsteady.
Power providers, grid operators and energy management companies are currently up against a slew of unprecedented challenges.
In 2026 alone, organisations are having to transition to renewables, reduce carbon emissions, cope with extreme weather, protect themselves against sophisticated cyber threats and adapt to unprecedented supply chain problems.
As a consequence, it has never been more important for firms to be resilient.
DNV is one of the world's leading experts on risk management in the energy sector and has this week published a new paper on this subject, entitled From Concern to Control: Rethinking energy resilience for the new threat era, which lays out a framework for surviving and thriving in these troubled times.
