This document introduces 10 high-level categories of resilience-enhancing energy-related projects, intended for community members, planners, and decisionmakers new to the topic to build their understanding of which solutions fit their community best.
We discuss nine dimensions of local energy resilience (for example, transportation connectivity and thermal performance of buildings) and provide indicators for each of them.

This chapter offers an analytical framework to analyse resilience in CES and to increase their resilience during their conceptualisation, installation, operation, and upgradation.

In this study we selected 13 heat vulnerable multifamily buildings in El Monte, in Los Angeles County, and employed CityBES to evaluate their energy and thermal resilience performance.

Community energy is such a unique initiative which not only provides clean, reliable, and last-mile energy access to energy-deprived communities but also strengthens the aspects of community resilience, preparing them to cope with unforeseen events.