; (6) development of methodologies to maintain cybersecurity during restoration of energy sector infrastructure and operation; (7) development of advanced power flow control systems and components to improve electric grid resilience; and (8) any other relevant activities determined by the Secretary. (e) Technical assistance (1) In general The Secretary shall provide technical assistance to eligible entities for the commercial application of technologies to improve the resilience of the electric grid and commercial application of technologies to help entities develop plans for preventing and recovering from various power outage scenarios at the local, regional, and State level. (2) Technical assistance program The commercial application technical assistance program established in paragraph (1) shall include assistance to eligible entities for— (A) the commercial application of technologies developed from the grant program established in subsection (b), including cooperative utilities and utilities owned by a political subdivision of a State, such as municipally owned electric utilities; (B) the development of methods to strengthen or otherwise mitigate adverse impacts on electric grid infrastructure against natural hazards; (C) the use of Department data and modeling tools for various purposes; and (D) a resource assessment and analysis of future demand and distribution requirements, including development of advanced grid architectures and risk analysis. (3) Eligible entities The entities eligible to receive technical assistance for commercial application of technologies under this section include— (A) representatives of all sectors of the electric power industry, including electric utilities, trade organizations, and transmission and distribution system organizations, owners, and operators; (B) State and local governments and regulatory authorities, including public utility commissions; (C) tribal and Alaska Native governmental entities; (D) partnerships among entities under subparagraphs (A) through (C)