Energy Infrastructure as National Security: Lessons from the U.S. Military

About

Energy infrastructure is no longer just an economic concern. It is a national security priority. General Robert Neller shares how military experience with cyber threats, natural disasters, and operational resilience translates to today’s energy systems, offering a grounded perspective on risk, preparedness, and the role of public and private collaboration.

Main Topics Discussed

• Energy infrastructure as a critical component of national security

• Cybersecurity risks across digitized and interconnected energy systems

• Military approaches to resilience, redundancy, and disaster preparedness

• Public and private sector roles in protecting critical infrastructure

• Leadership principles from military service applied to business and energy sectors

Speakers

Company:
Nico Johnson
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SunCast Media
SunCast Media
Website:
Robert Neller
UVA School of Continuing Education School of Public Safety

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