NERC's Standards Committee agreed to post two inverter-based resource-related standard authorization requests for industry comment at its monthly meeting.

A speaker at a Texas RE webinar suggested that utilities look beyond the minimum cybersecurity preparations required by NERC's Critical Infrastructure Protection standards.

NERC's trustees approved next year's budgets while urging stakeholders to continue collaborating with the ERO as the industry faces an ever-growing set of challenges.

The NERC board's Technology and Security Committee heard updates on the ERO's intentions for the use of artificial intelligence, along with threat information from the E-ISAC.

NERC's new standards aim to satisfy FERC's directive to develop reliability requirements for inverter-based resources.

The CEO of a company developing workplace AI tools told listeners at ReliabilityFirst's Human Performance Workshop about the products' potential efficiency gains.

As large swaths of the West continue to explore ways to mitigate wildfire risk, utilities say information sharing and new technologies allow them to implement targeted public safety power shutoffs.

NERC will begin registration of Category 2 IBRs within the next few months, according to the ERO.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has released two new software tools to help critical infrastructure operators manage a growing number of online threat actors.

Consolidated Edison subsidiary Orange and Rockland Utilities will pay $102,000 to the Northeast Power Coordinating Council for violations of NERC reliability standards.