CRA Sessions | Always on: Reliability in focus – Emerging risks to grid reliability
As the head of NERC, Robb emphasizes the importance of grid security exercises, including NERC’s biannual GridEx exercises, and describes load growth due to...
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As the head of NERC, Robb emphasizes the importance of grid security exercises, including NERC’s biannual GridEx exercises, and describes load growth due to...
In The Beacon article, “As Missouri wildfire risk grows, regulators and utilities take ‘proactive’ steps on prevention and preparedness,” CRA energy expert...
Charles River Associates’ NERC Reliability experts Kirsten Maw and Brent Read will deliver a fast-paced webinar focused on emerging risks, strategic compliance...
Matthew DeCourcey is a panelist during the session titled “Meeting the Demands of Large Load Interconnection and Colocation” discussing: • Assessing the impact...
