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Secure the Grid Coalition

Is the Electric Utility Lobby flipping President Trump the bird? Read this article to see why President Trump and all Amerircans should be worried when Edison Electric Institute and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) claim they are applying "sound science" to solving the grid's EMP vulnerability. EEI ought to review their own "about us" page for a wake up call from Thomas Edison himself...
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According to dr. Peter pry we could protect, or Harden our nation's grid for around 4 billion dollars. That's chump change! The resistance 2 fix it is purely political

Hey, I was around one of his places today! 🙂

Keep up the solid work gents. Love what y’all are doin!

They are flipping all of us the bird. No one has ever bothered to explain to me why my coop is charging me an extra thirty-something every month that they call a "Service Availability Fee," which seems to be out and out confiscation of money I don't have and can't afford to lose. I have been banned from their Facebook page for daring to ask them publicly about it. Might just return the obscene gesture by calling the FTC on them. My metered electricity is my "Service Availability Fee," and I think the rest is just lining someone's pockets. If they WERE applying it to the security if the grid that would be easier to take, but I can't bear that burden alone...

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Attacks on Electrical Substations

Attacks on electrical substations have underscored one of America’s most serious vulnerabilities:  If the power goes off and stays off, our Nation and the vast majority of its population will cease to exist.

In addition to natural causes (geomagnetic disturbances (GMD) a.k.a. solar storms), the grid can be seriously disrupted for prolonged periods by four man-made events, including physical assaults, radio frequency devices (RFD), cyberattack, and high-altitude electromagnetic pulse (HEMP).  Such events could disrupt and/or destroy outright key parts of the power grid, prompting the cascading collapse of substations and effecting every one of the other 15 critical infrastructures that assure the availability of water, food, medicine, finance, transportation, telecommunications, etc., possibly for years.

The good news is that we know how to fix the electric grid’s vulnerabilities. Known and relatively affordable technologies can protect our power grid and the 21st Century American economy, society and people that absolutely depend upon it.

Learn about the threat – and what you can do about it.

Our Nation’s 16 Critical Infrastructure Sectors are:

  • Energy
  • Defense Industrial Base
  • Communications
  • Healthcare & Public Health
  • Emergency Services
  • Water & Wastewater Systems
  • Transportation Systems
  • Food & Agriculture
  • Information Technology
  • Financial Services
  • Nuclear Reactors, Materials & Waste
  • Chemical
  • Commercial Facilities
  • Critical Manufacturing
  • Dams
  • Government Facilities

These infrastructures are dependent on electricity and technology.

“The more I looked into it, the more I came to the conclusion that the federal and state governments have done little or nothing to prepare for anything other than the natural disasters we experience every year and that a cyberattack would potentially be far, far worse”.
– Ted Koppel
Lights Out by Ted Koppel
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