Organizational Electrification Resilience Standards

Quelle: https://www.supplychainresilience.org/organizational-electrification-standards

Organizational Electrification Resilience Standards are frameworks, guidelines, and best practices designed to ensure that logistics, supply chain, and transport entities can maintain operational continuity and adapt effectively during the transition to electrified systems. They address energy supply security, infrastructure readiness, risk management, and both physical and cyber resilience.

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