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Microgrids present an effective solution for the coordinated deployment ofvarious distributed energy resources and furthermore provide myriad additionalbenefits such as resilience, decreased carbon footprint, and reliability toenergy consumers and the energy system as a whole. Boosting the resilience ofdistribution systems is another major benefit of microgrids. This is becausethey can also serve as a backup power source when the utility grid operationsare interrupted due to either high-probability low-impact events like acomponent failure or low-probability high-impact events - be it a naturaldisaster or a planned cyberattack. However, the degree to which any particularsystem can defend, adapt, and restore normal operation depends on variousfactors including the type and severity of events to which a microgrid issubjected. These factors, in turn, are dependent on the geographical locationof the deployed microgrid as well as the cyber risk profile of the site wherethe microgrid is operating. Therefore, in this work, we attempt to capture thismulti-dimensional interplay of various factors in quantifying the ability ofthe microgrid to be resilient in these varying aspects. This paper, thus,proposes a customized site-specific quantification of the resilience strengthfor the individual microgrid capability to absorb, restore, and adapt to thechanging circumstances for sustaining the critical load when a low-probabilityhigh-impact event occurs - termed as - context-aware resilience metric. We alsopresent a case study to illustrate the key elements of our integratedanalytical approach.

Microgrid Resilience: A Holistic and Context-Aware Resilience Metric