Daily on Energy ⚡ — Panel visits site of North Carolina substation shootings to highlight grid risk
FIELD TRIP: Members of the Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Energy, Climate and Grid Security traveled this morning to near the site of attacks on substations in North Carolina for a field hearing on threats to the power grid.
Security risks, “both cyber and physical, are growing,” Tim Ponseti, the vice president of operations at SERC, testified today. Take the North Carolina attacks for example. The two unmanned substations were taken down by gunfire, but ultimately caused millions of dollars of damage to the community. And others stressed the need for more information sharing: Three days before the Moore County attacks, DHS’s National Terrorism Advisory System warned the county about the risk of heightened threats to critical infrastructure, though it is unclear whether Duke Energy ever got word of that memo.
Adeyemo said at an event at the Center for a New American Security that the cap is showing “clear signs of success” six months after it came into force in December, including reducing Russia’s government revenues by nearly 50% from the same point last year. “We think that right now we’ve struck the right balance,” he told Breanne. “But we’re open to thinking through what we do going forward — to make what is already an incredibly hard choice for the Kremlin even harder.”
It is likely to be Russia’s largest oil sale since the start of the war, and involves a “significant” amount of Rosneft’s output, though exact amounts could not immediately be confirmed. "This aggressive, independent investigation into the ocean-altering impacts of the 3,400 offshore wind turbines slated for the Jersey Shore will help address the wide-ranging questions and concerns that the Biden Administration and Governor [Phil] Murphy continue to dismiss as they plow full steam ahead with this unprecedented offshore wind industrialization of our shore," Smith, a Republican who represents much of the Jersey Shore, said in a statement.
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