Cyber threats to energy infrastructure are no longer an abstract risk. They are direct threats to business continuity, revenue, and customer trust. With ransomware and state-sponsored attacks accelerating in 2025, decentralized grids and digital infrastructure have created a growing web of vulnerabilities. In the U.S. alone, the number of susceptible points to cyber-energy attacks increases by roughly 60 per day. If left unchecked, these disruptions can halt operations, trigger regulatory scrutiny, and draw investor attention.