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SERC Board of Directors/Members Briefs: March 29, 2023 - Vimarsana News

SERC Board of Directors/Members Briefs: March 29, 2023

Representatives of SERC Reliability’s member entities joined the regional entity’s Board of Directors here for its first meeting of the year on Wednesday.

Duke Energy starts improving substation security, looks at long-term solutions after attacks - Vimarsana News

Duke Energy starts improving substation security, looks at long-term solutions after attacks

Duke Energy says it has begun improving security around its substations after the December attacks in Moore County and is looking for long-term solutions to a growing problem.

Source: wunc.org
Duke Energy starts improving substation security, looks at long-term solutions after attacks - Vimarsana News

Duke Energy starts improving substation security, looks at long-term solutions after attacks

Duke Energy says it has begun improving security around its substations after the December attacks in Moore County and is looking for long-term solutions to a growing problem.

Source: whqr.org
N. Carolina senators want tougher utility attack penalties - Vimarsana News

N. Carolina senators want tougher utility attack penalties

Some North Carolina senators want tougher punishments for intentionally damaging utility equipment in light of the December attacks on two Duke Energy substations in Moore County that left 45,000 customers

State lawmakers propose power grid protections amid surge in substation attacks - Vimarsana News

State lawmakers propose power grid protections amid surge in substation attacks

The recent attacks in Moore County, North Carolina, and others in Washington, Oregon, South Carolina and Nevada, have underscored the vulnerability of the nation’s far-flung electrical grid, which security experts have long warned could be a target for domestic extremists.

Source: pbs.org