; (4) provide a risk assessment of energy infrastructure and crosssector interdependencies; (5) provide a risk mitigation approach to enhance reliability and end-use resilience; (6) address coordination, planning, and response, including cyber information sharing mechanisms such as the Multi-State Information and Analysis Center, across States, Indian Tribes, and regions; and (7) to the maximum extent practicable, encourage mutual assistance regarding the cyber and physical response plans of States, Indian Tribes, and regions. (d) Coordination In developing or revising a State energy security plan under subsection (a), the energy office of the State shall, to the maximum extent practicable, coordinate with and participate in cyber and physical security incident exercises with— (1) the public utility or service commission of the State; (2) energy providers from the private sector; and (3) other entities responsible for maintaining fuel or electric reliability and securing energy infrastructure. (e) Eligibility for financial assistance The Governor of a State desiring financial assistance under this section for a fiscal year shall submit to the Secretary, with respect to that fiscal year— (1) a State energy security plan developed in accordance with the requirements of this section; or (2) after an annual review of the existing State energy security plan of the State by the Governor— (A) a revised State energy security plan that meets the requirements of this section