The Protection of Critical Energy Infrastructure Against Emerging Security Challenges

THE PROTECTION OF CRITICAL ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE AGAINST EMERGING SECURITY CHALLENGES -- Foreword -- Preface -- About the Authors -- About the Authors -- Contents -- Opening Remarks -- Part I - Critical Infrastructure Protection with a Focus on Energy Security: The International Framework, Existing Criteria and the Impact on Society -- Critical Infrastructure Protection (CEIP) with a Focus on Energy Security -- Changing the Approach to Energy Security: Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection in Context -- Augstsprieguma Tikls - Responsible Body for Transmission Infrastructure Operation, Protection, Maintenance and Development in Latvia -- Part II - Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection from Terrorist Attacks, Vandalism, Sabotage and Criminal Activity -- The Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection Against Emerging Security Threats -- Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) and Southern Gas Corridor Policies -- Protection of Electricity Transmission Infrastructure from Natural Hazards: from Multi-Risk Assessment to Multi-Risk Governance -- Part III - Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection from Cyber-Attacks -- Smart Grid Technology. A New Challenge for Cybersecurity -- Part IV - The Potential Role of NATO in CEIP and Public-Private Partnerships -- The Potential Cooperation Between NATO and Private Risk Management Companies in the Protection of Critical Energy Infrastructure -- Part V - The Protection of the Trans-Adriatic Pipelines - TAP as a Case Study -- Protecting Trans-Adriatic Pipeline - TAP as a Case Study -- Europe, Italy and TAP Project -- The Trans Adriatic Pipeline - Focus and Impact on Albania -- Greece's Contribution to the Security and Diversification of Gas Supply in Europe -- Part VI - Conclusions -- Future Activities in Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection - Recommendations -- Subject Index -- Author Index.