Episode 2: How Reliability Happens

It's easy to take electricity and the benefits of reliable power for granted. For the organizations responsible for running the electric grid, keeping power flowing is a constant, careful balance of load and supply. It requires work with state, regional, and federal entities to make sure proper rules are in place to maintain reliability when consumer demand is at its highest. It’s a complicated job that requires dedication, expertise, and planning.
In Episode 2, we feature keen insight from former FERC Commissioner Colette Honorable and New York State Reliability Council’s Roger Clayton. In addition, NYISO Chief Operating Officer Rick Gonzales and Vice President of System & Resource Planning Zach Smith explain the job of making sure the energy we need is available while adhering to the strictest reliability requirements in the nation.
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Episode 2: How Reliability Happens