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$ 100 billion investment potential will enhance American competitiveness in artificial intelligence (AI) while meeting the growing need for energy infrastructure to power economic growth The drive to develop more powerful […]
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National Security Council Director of Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Jonathan Murphy told attendees at CyberTalks in Washington, DC, on Nov. 16 that the anticipated rewrite of Presidential Policy Directive 21 (PPD-21) will emphasize CISA’s role in coordinating infrastructure security. “We’re looking across all of those 16 infrastructure sectors to identify where..
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I have observed in other countries different business models and regulations for sharing Telecommunications infrastructure between companies in the electricity sector or between energy companies and Telecommunications operators. In a country like Brazil, there are hundreds of kilometers of optical fibers in OPGW's cables that could help with digitization and support telecom operators in..
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This article (click Read More below) clearly shows the confusion people have with VEX. This article shows that people are conflating and confusing VEX with "Security Advisories". A Security Advisory tells people which products ARE AFFECTED by a new vulnerability. A VEX tells people which products ARE NOT AFFECTED by a new vulnerability. It's a "negative Security..
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The utilities industry faces unprecedented pressure to innovate and evolve to meet growing demands for capacity, reliability, and advanced capabilities. Forward-thinking utility firms are already applying early Internet of Things (IoT) capabilities to modernize their infrastructure and streamline operations. However, IoT’s full potential to transform the utilities sector is far from..
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SoCalGas, North America’s largest gas distribution utility, has unveiled the Angeles Link, a proposed green hydrogen energy infrastructure system for Southern California that it says could be the largest of its kind in the nation.
The Angeles Link proposes to utilize between 25 GW and 35 GW of curtailed or new solar, wind, or battery output to power 10 GW to 20 GW of “advanced” electrolyzers and produce carbon-free hydrogen. The hydrogen would then be delivered—via a new hydrogen pipeline system spanning 200 miles to 750 miles—from outside the Los Angeles Basin to industrial consumers in California.
“The green hydrogen pipeline system, as envisioned, would deliver clean energy in an amount equal to almost 25% of the natural gas SoCalGas delivers today,” the Los Angeles–based utility said on Feb. 17.
The Angeles Link would primarily serve hard-to-electrify industries, such as dispatchable power generation, high-heat industries, and heavy-duty trucks. Notably, SoCalGas said the infrastructure project could allow four natural gas power plants to “reliably” transition to hydrogen, though it did not immediately specify which gas power plants the Angeles Link could supply. …