A year later, Moore County remains in the dark over who took down its power supply
More questions than answers persist 12 months after sabotage of Duke Energy substations knocked out power to tens of thousands and killed one woman.
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More questions than answers persist 12 months after sabotage of Duke Energy substations knocked out power to tens of thousands and killed one woman.
Nearly a year later, the two main agencies investigating attacks on two Duke Energy substations in Moore County that left 45,000 customers without power — the FBI and the Moore
Questions between the subcommittee members and panel of four witnesses covered the electric grid’s physical and cybersecurity vulnerabilities, as well as weaknesses in how utility...
Tuesday, June 20, 2023 -- Legislators passed and Gov. Roy Cooper signed a toothless placebo of a law merely addressing the symptoms of attacks on our electric power distribution system, missing an opportunity to more effectively protect the state's power transmission infrastructure.
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