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The grid-reliability body whose CIP cybersecurity standards, the record says, do not reach the campus's behind-the-meter microgrid.

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Key facts

  • 2021-02Addressed the February 2021 Winter Storm Uri gas-electric cascade.
  • The record places the campus's off-grid control systems outside its jurisdiction.

The record

CIP cybersecurity standards; behind-the-meter microgrid falls outside its jurisdiction

In the Watch · 1

eventWinter Storm Uri gas-electric cascade (Feb 2021)

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