Taking a holistic approach to risk management is essential for long-term success. Instead of addressing risks in isolation, utilities must integrate data-driven insights, cross-departmental collaboration, and proactive planning to develop a comprehensive strategy. A well-rounded approach considers not only immediate threats, but also long-term resilience, ensuring that risk mitigation efforts align with broader operational, regulatory, and financial goals.

We illustrate the foundational elements needed to build a sustainable risk and emergency management ecosystem.

Infographic titled "Risk and Emergency Management: Wildfire Mitigation and Severe Weather Response" by Logic 20/20. It highlights five key areas—regulatory alignment, digital utility foundations, grid investment planning, vegetation and asset analytics, and emergency operations—using icons and visuals. Key stats include $50B cost of non-compliance, 87% digital investment, 70% grid upgrades, $100B savings from vegetation management, and 80% outage reduction.<br />