The global energy supply chain is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by rise of emerging technologies, the decentralization of production networks, and the growing interdependence of physical and technological infrastructure. While these shifts enhance efficiency and enable new forms of growth, they also introduce unprecedented cybersecurity risks that directly threaten economic stability, triggering market volatility, supply chain breakdowns, and financial losses.

This session will examine why securing the energy supply chain is no longer solely a technical or sectoral concern, but a core economic imperative. It will explore how energy disruptions impact global markets, the growing financial risks of unmanaged cyber exposure, and the role of cross-sector coordination in safeguarding the reliability and resilience of energy systems that fuel global growth.