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Energy Security Turns Sustainability Into a Resilience Imperative
Søren Agergaard Andersen explores how geopolitical instability and energy insecurity are reshaping the relationship between sustainability and resilience. He argues that energy transition has evolved from a values-driven initiative into a strategic business necessity as organizations seek greater independence, stability, and long-term resilience. The article examines governance, scenario analysis, supply-chain dependencies, third-party risk, and investment decision-making, highlighting why sustainability must now be embedded within broader risk management and resilience strategies.
Jul 24, 2026
Søren Agergaard
Søren Agergaard, Chief risk and compliance officer, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners
Tags: Resilience Operational and Non Financial Risk ESG and Climate Risk
Energy Security Turns Sustainability Into a Resilience Imperative
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  •       Energy transition is becoming a resilience priority.
  •       Geopolitical uncertainty is driving new risk considerations.
  •       Governance remains central to effective resilience.
  •       Supply-chain and third-party dependencies create challenges.
  • Sustainability increasingly supports long-term business stability.
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