Energy Preparedness refers to the state of being ready to manage, respond to, and recover from disruptions in energy supply or infrastructure. This includes planning and implementing strategies to ensure sufficient energy availability during emergencies, such as natural disasters or other crises that can affect energy systems. It encompasses measures such as improving energy efficiency, diversifying energy sources, investing in resilient infrastructure, and developing emergency response plans. The goal of energy preparedness is to maintain energy security, mitigate risks, and ensure that individuals, businesses, and communities can access reliable energy when faced with unexpected challenges.
SINGAPORE - The transition to green energy is not just a trend; it’s an urgent necessity reshaping the global landscape. The recent discussions at the World Economic Forum (WEF) revealed…