Utility adaptation and resilience (A&R) is emerging as a critical priority as utilities work to strengthen aging power and water systems against increasingly severe climate impacts. As communities face rising expectations for reliability and safety, utilities are investing in grid hardening, stormwater upgrades, system retrofits and preventative maintenance measures that reduce outage duration and improve long-term performance.
This paper outlines the forces shaping the growth of A&R services and highlights where energy and water/wastewater providers are best positioned to support essential infrastructure upgrades. It also explores how long-term resilience planning and multiyear program funding are creating consistent, scalable opportunities for service providers and investors.
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