Kvarken Council | When infrastructure is tested under pressure

Aerial top view of a multi-level highway and railroad crossing. Source: iStock

Risk Intelligence A/S is conducting a FLINC study examining how transport infrastructure across the Norway–Sweden–Finland east–west corridor performs under disruption and crisis scenarios.

17 June 2026

In a recent article published by the Kvarken Council, Robin Häggblom, Project Manager at Risk Intelligence, highlighted the need to examine how the entire multimodal transport system functions under different scenarios. While many studies focus on individual parts of the logistics chain, such as port capacity or road availability, this analysis takes a broader perspective of transport resilience.

Häggblom also emphasised that the transport demands associated with large-scale military movements are often underestimated. These requirements must be accommodated alongside continued civilian use of the same infrastructure, including transport for trade, industry, critical goods and services, and everyday societal functions.

The original article was published by the Kvarken Council on 02 June 2026.

Read the full article on the Kvarken Council website.

RISK ASSESSMENT REPORTS:

Empower your decision-making with Risk Intelligence's comprehensive risk assessment reports

Tailored to your needs, our reports offer in-depth analyses of threats for specific operations, regions, or routes. Whether it's the Voyage Risk Assessment for operational readiness or the Security Risk Assessment for strategic planning, our insights equip you with the knowledge to mitigate risks effectively.