Critical infrastructure

This document transfers the MYRIAD-EU approach to the energy sector, including harmonised definitions of multi-hazard/multirisk, sets of historical events, and a multi-sectoral perspective.

This study presents a comprehensive comparative analysis of wildfire impacts and the corresponding critical infrastructure resilience strategies employed across the EU and the US.

This report investigates how much worse the damage from forest fire could get. The Cross Dependency Initiative (XDI) has analysed the risk of damage to property from forest fire to every single state and province in Europe from 1990-2050.

By mid-August, Dragon Bravo was a “megafire,” having burned over 140,000 acres, and was one of the largest fires in Arizona history. It had destroyed more than 70 structures, including the iconic Grand Canyon Lodge, and sent smoke across the region.

Even though trains are the safest and most sustainable mode of transportation, they are vulnerable to extreme weather. What lessons can be learned from the recent train derailment in southern Germany?

Despite facing considerable wildfire risk, many power utilities have yet to adopt basic mitigation measures – endangering communities and the future energy system.

Fires, dust storms, migration and conflict: the deadly chain of consequences from a shrinking wetland in Iran.