Does Scotland’s green energy strategy improve security of North Sea critical national infrastructure?
An examination of resilience, security and cyber-physical risk in Scotland’s interconnected maritime energy infrastructure.
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Researching resilient futures.
I’m Jane Wright, a doctoral researcher and technology consultant working across technology policy, infrastructure and resilience.
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01 Featured research
A recent publication
02 Recent work
Recent publications
2026
What can the Heathrow Airport power outage teach us about resilience?
IEEE Reliability Magazine · 3(3) · With James Irvine
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2026
Submission to the House of Lords Select Committee on National Resilience Inquiry into National and Local Preparedness and Resilience
House of Lords National Resilience Committee · With James Irvine and Keith Bell
Evidence
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2026
The art of resilience: navigating the complexity of CNI resilience
Cyber News Global · Volume 20, pp. 17–19
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2026
Critical National Infrastructure Interdependency Mapping
University of Strathclyde · Open access digital output
Project
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2025
Scaling cyber education to secure the UK’s prosperity
Cambridge Journal of Science and Policy · Volume 5, Issue 1
Article
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2025
Does Scotland’s green energy strategy improve security of North Sea critical national infrastructure?
Scottish Affairs · 34(1), pp. 70–92
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03 The notebook
Notes, Reflections and Big Ideas
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New notes will appear here as they are published.
04 About
Researching resilient futures.
I am a technology consultant and doctoral researcher in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Strathclyde. My work brings together technology policy, critical infrastructure and the interdependencies that shape resilient, connected systems.
Technology policyInfrastructure resilienceEnergy transitionResearchPublic policy