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Finance for Power Sector Resilience

Introduction Many countries, cities, utilities, and other energy sector stakeholders are planning for power sector resilience by undertaking vulnerability assessments and developing resilience action plans.1 Implementing these plans requires identifying and scaling up financing for power sector resilience interventions. These investments go beyond the basic needs for power generation to support a more secure, reliable, and resilient power system in the face of threats.