Global Risks and Energy System Resilience offers an in-depth analysis of how global risks intersect with the robustness of modern energy systems. The book delivers a detailed exploration of the geopolitical, economic, and financial dynamics that influence energy security, presenting a clear framework for understanding and addressing these complex challenges. Through a logical approach of indicator measurement-impact assessment-scenario prediction, the book guides readers from the current landscape of risks and resilience, through the measurement and evaluation of these factors, to a nuanced understanding of their evolution across time and space.

Going further, the book examines the theoretical transmission mechanisms by which various risks affect energy system resilience, supported by both literature and econometric modeling. It highlights the role of digital transformation in shaping resilience, identifies key influencing factors, and forecasts future developments in the field. This resource is indispensable for researchers, policymakers, and professionals seeking to develop effective strategies for energy security and risk mitigation, bridging theory and practice to navigate today's rapidly changing energy environment.