Reports

Market and technology reports.

Public reports support the engineering business by mapping markets, technologies, use cases and implementation risks in civil autonomy and resilience systems.

Report 01

Autonomy systems

Why resilience should be treated as an engineered operating capability.

Report 02

AI Resilience Audit

Using AI-supported assessment to turn disruption scenarios into equipment and service logic.

Report 03

PowerOps

Backup power, critical loads and operational monitoring.

Report 04

StockpileOps

Inventory, replenishment and readiness evidence for emergency supplies.

Report 05

Technology market entry

How suppliers can approach Baltic resilience markets with credible pilots and integration logic.

Report 06

Baltic market outlook

Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia compared for civil autonomy and resilience opportunities.

Report 07

North America → Baltics

Business perspectives for North American emergency resilience technologies in the Baltic market.

Report 08

EU compliance map

Compliance routes for resilience suppliers entering the Baltics: CE, LVD, EMC, RED, batteries, machinery, AI, NIS2, CER, liability and procurement.

Report 09

Backup power and microgrids

UPS, BESS, generator hybrids, solar-ready backup architecture, critical loads and 72 / 120 / 240-hour energy autonomy.

Report 10

Shelter operating layer

Why the opportunity is not only shelter construction: power, lighting, water, storage, signage, communication, inventory and inspection routines.

Report 11

StockpileOps as managed infrastructure

Emergency inventories as recurring operational systems: QR/RFID, expiry management, replenishment logic, inspection evidence and storage planning.

Report 12

AI in civil resilience

Useful AI roles and limits: audit, documentation, scenarios, maintenance logs, anomaly detection and human-in-the-loop engineering.

Report 13

Ukraine-adjacent resilience technologies

Civil-only recovery opportunities: decentralised power, mobile water, shelters, field sanitation, resilience points and EU/Baltic channel logic.

Report 14

Baltic supplier and distributor landscape

EU/UK and North American supplier categories, Baltic/Poland gaps, service requirements, online saleability and procurement logic.

Report 15

Autonomy Score methodology

A repeatable scoring framework for energy, water, communications, stockpiles, roles, documentation, maintainability and recovery time.

Project-oriented pages: for shorter commercial overviews, see Backup power resilience, Supplier market entry, Civil autonomy systems, StockpileOps and Shelter operating layer.