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Energy resilience becomes part of defence capability planning

The NATO summit overview refers to EUR 27 billion for fuel storage and distribution infrastructure modernisation, including links supporting the eastern flank. It illustrates how energy continuity, logistics and infrastructure protection form part of operational capability.

Author: Prime ASI ResearchUpdated: 26 July 2026

Source facts and context

The NATO summit overview refers to EUR 27 billion for fuel storage and distribution infrastructure modernisation, including links supporting the eastern flank. It illustrates how energy continuity, logistics and infrastructure protection form part of operational capability.

PRIME ASI analysis

PRIME ASI interprets energy resilience more broadly than generation alone: it includes monitoring, control, storage, continuity of supply and rapid infrastructure recovery.

Barriers, risks and limitations

The figure is an aggregated NATO announcement, not a budget available to PRIME ASI or a confirmed portfolio-company contract.

Primary source

NATO

2026 NATO Summit in Ankara: overview

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