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Opinion: Competition will build a reliable, affordable energy future for Virginia

Opinion: Competition will build a reliable, affordable energy future for Virginia
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LETTERS: Our 1960s-era electric grid; rights, responsibilities and community

Our 1960s-era electric grid In February, the U.S. Space Command Headquarters Selection Process (Colorado) Report cited reliability of our electric grid as a deficiency. Regrettably, the report is correct, the grid serving Peterson AFB does not make the grade. The first deficiency is the physical security of the 1960s-era electric substation near the Peterson Road entrance. It is not hardened and could be taken out with a few well-placed rifle shots. There are other vulnerable above ground electric circuits serving the base so it is likely it would not lose all power, but who knows? The second deficiency is the North American Electric Reliability Corporation rates the Springs electric grid as 99.9954% reliable, which means any Springs Utilities customer can experience a 45-minute outage annually. The Air Force needs a 100% “can’t fail” grid. In March, Utilities executed a $460K contract with Quanta Technologies (NYSE: PWR) based in Raleigh, N.C., to research a building a micro

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The Cybersecurity 202: The FBI launched an operation to wipe out hacker access to hundreds of U S servers

The Cybersecurity 202: The FBI launched an operation to wipe out hacker access to hundreds of U S servers
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Experts see unprecedented increase in hackers targeting electric grid

© Getty Images The leader of a key information sharing group said Tuesday that organizations involved in the electricity sector had seen an unprecedented increase in cyber threats during the COVID-19 pandemic. “While cyber and physical security has always been a top priority, the events over the past year have really differentiated themselves.it really has been an unprecedented 12-18 months,” Manny Cancel, the senior vice president of the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), said during a virtual press briefing Tuesday. Cancel also serves as CEO of the Electricity Information Sharing and Analysis Center (EI-ISAC), a key organization used to share threat intelligence from the federal government and private industry with grid owners and operators.

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LIST: Texas lawmakers tell us what they are doing to fix the state s electric system

LIST: Texas lawmakers tell us what they are doing to fix the state’s electric system Updated: Tags: TEXAS – State lawmakers are pouring through more than 200 proposed bills in Austin that would bring change to Texas’ electricity market. While almost all of the proposed laws focus on requiring power generators to maintain their plants to avoid another massive outage like we saw in the winter freeze, one bill would make wholesale and variable rate electric plans (like the plans sold by Griddy) illegal in Texas. We asked all of the state representatives and state senators from the greater Houston area the same three questions to find out which lawmakers are working to resolve the issues with Texas’ electric market. Twenty-four lawmakers didn’t answer our questions. You’ll see who didn’t reply at the bottom of this article.

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