Article 47 establishes the CRISIS MANAGEMENT framework for cross-border electricity cyber-incidents that escalate beyond entity-level + Member-State-level response capacity. The EECCG activates a coordinated EU-level crisis-response procedure including: (a) immediate cross-border information sharing + situational awareness; (b) coordination with EU-CyCLONe (European cyber crisis liaison organisation network) under the EU Cyber Solidarity Act (Regulation (EU) 2025/38) Article 10-11; (c) coordinated public communication + reassurance; (d) coordinated mutual assistance + recovery support. Article 48 establishes the linkage to the EU Cyber Solidarity Act (CSA) Cyber Emergency Mechanism: where a Union-wide cyber-attack on cross-border electricity flows qualifies as a 'large-scale cybersecurity incident' under the CSA, NCCS authorities cooperate with the CSA Cyber Reserve + the EU Cybersecurity Emergency Mechanism for electricity-sector incident response.
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