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Scott Aaronson, Edison Electric Institute: Utilities and government “did more in the last year than we did in the last six years on government and energy coordination.”

Miles Keogh, NARUC: If can’t define resilience “we have a really hard time making a sale” to regulators.

Mike Smith, U.S. Department of Energy: “A lot of the IT cybersecurity solutions aren’t applicable to control systems.”

John McAvoy, ConEdison: “It’s a great time to be in the concrete business in New York City. We’re building walls around anything that doesn’t move.”

H. Kevin Stogran, AEP Know your adversaries: “What have they done [before]? What is their signature?”

Former PA Governor and 1st Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge giving the keynote address

Frank Czigler, PSEG: Seeking New Jersey regulators’ approval for $3.9 billion “Energy Strong” storm hardening improvements.

PJM Grid Conference Focuses on Storms, Cybersecurity

Nov 15, 2013

Rich Heidorn Jr.

Reliability / Conference Coverage

Storms and cybersecurity were the subjects as PJM held its third annual Grid 20/20 conference in Philadelphia this week. PJM CEO Terry Boston and Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioner Cheryl LaFleur kicked off the conference Monday night at the Sheraton Society Hill. Culture of Resiliency In keeping with the theme of...

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