White Paper • June 2025
Grid Interdependencies in a Renewable Era
How distributed generation reshapes failure modes across interconnected transmission networks.
Read the report →The Coalition for Critical Infrastructure Resilience unites operators, researchers, and policymakers to protect the energy, water, transport, and communications networks that underpin modern society.
We are a member-driven, non-partisan body. We convene the people who build and run critical infrastructure, translate frontline experience into practical guidance, and give the sector a shared voice in public policy. Our work is funded entirely by membership dues and independent grants.
Four programs where coordinated action makes the biggest difference.
Reliability standards, cross-border coordination, and resilience planning for power generation and transmission.
Protecting treatment, distribution, and control systems that keep clean water flowing to communities.
Safeguarding the networks and data pathways that connect emergency services, industry, and citizens.
Continuity planning for ports, rail, and freight corridors that move goods across the globe.
Bridging IT and operational technology to defend the systems where the digital meets the physical.
Training the next generation of engineers and operators to run resilient infrastructure.
Evidence-based analysis for operators and decision-makers.
How distributed generation reshapes failure modes across interconnected transmission networks.
Read the report →Practical procurement guidance for reducing exposure in industrial control system vendors.
Read the brief →Lessons from a multi-agency tabletop simulating a prolonged treatment-plant outage.
Read the study →Members gain access to our research library, working groups, annual summit, and a trusted network of peers across the infrastructure sector.
Apply for MembershipRegistration is now open for delegates from member organizations worldwide.
Details →A call for expert nominations is open through the end of the month.
Details →A new memorandum of understanding expands our joint guidance program.
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