Europe has entered a stage marked by geopolitical uncertainty, trade tensions and the fragility of supply chains. External dependence to meet much of its energy needs has brought back to the fore a concept that seemed relegated: strategic autonomy. In that debate, electricity and telecommunications infrastructures have become a decisive element in sustaining the economy, essential services and the capacity to respond to future crises.
Europe has entered a stage marked by geopolitical uncertainty, trade tensions and the fragility of supply chains. External dependence to meet much of its energy needs has brought back to the fore a concept that seemed relegated: strategic autonomy. In that debate, electricity and telecommunications infrastructures have become a decisive element in sustaining the economy, essential services and the capacity to respond to future crises.