As extreme weather events become more frequent and severe, energy infrastructure resilience to these disruptions is crucial to ensure stability and continuity of energy service delivery. This chapter examines the critical issue of enhancing the resilience of local power systems in response to growing challenges, specifically climate change. The chapter begins by outlining the dual impacts of climate change: the long-term shifts in energy production, distribution, and consumption, as well as the acute challenges posed by extreme weather events like hurricanes, extreme heat, and floods. It explores various resilience strategies to strengthen energy systems against these threats. Hard resilience strategies discussed include infrastructure enhancements such as fortifying power lines, while soft resilience strategies cover technological and operational innovations like smart grid technologies and advanced monitoring systems. Finally, this chapter discusses the importance of robust frameworks that facilitate the implementation of resilience measures. It emphasises the role of advanced digital tools in monitoring and forecasting to prevent, manage, and mitigate potential disruptions. Through a blend of theory, case studies, and real-world applications, the chapter illustrates the practical applications and benefits of integrating climate resilience into power systems planning and operations.