“…This happened because this substation was the only grid supply point to the underlying networks of dependent assets. To understand such disruptions across interconnected infrastructure different modeling techniques have been employed, which include, among others, agent‐based models of complex adaptive systems (Schoenwald, Barton, & Ehlen, ), empirical analysis (Utne, Hokstad, & Vatn, ), system dynamics approaches (Bush et al., ), network‐science based models (Zio, ), input–output (IO) economics (Oughton, Skelton, Horne, Thomson, & Gaunt, ; Santos et al., ), macroeconomic econometric methods (Oughton et al., ), and computational general equilibrium (CGE) models (Rose, Oladosu, & Liao, ; Rose & Wei, ). For a detailed literature review on different modeling techniques, see Ouyang ().…”