Ensuring the Grid is Ultra Reliable Today and in the Future

To increase the resiliency of the electrical grid, utilities need to implement a five-prong approach: Knowledge, Awareness, Prevention, Defense, Mitigation and Restoration. Santiago Grijalva, Ph.D., Georgia Institute of Technology says this approach will help companies determine what can happen, better detect if something is happening, avoid short- and long-term causes, deter causes, reduce consequences and quickly restore components and systems.

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Ensuring the Resilience of the U.S Electrical Grid

The North American power grid is a modern engineering marvel, and yet at the same time it is increasingly a system facing great risk of being disrupted by adverse events. Download this Lexington Institute whitepaper now.