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Identifying control system cyber incidents requires expertise not readily available and government reporting changes

June 13, 2024

Identifying control system incidents as being cyber-related is difficult. It is complicated when government and industry organizations rush to judgement by stating that incidents weren’t cyberattacks without knowing the actual cause or set reporting thresholds that exclude many actual control system cyber incidents. Consequently, it is difficult to identify trends when so many real cases..
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The cheapest and safest way to transport hydrogen? Silicon-based liquid carrier requires zero energy to release stored H2

February 29, 2024

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The cheapest and safest way to transport hydrogen? Silicon-based liquid carrier requires zero energy to release stored H2 French start-up HySiLabs announces €13m Series A funding to enable the continued development of its low-cost, non-toxic technology Hydrogen Storage
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Decarbonization Requires New Thinking About the Grid

August 28, 2023

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As the world moves towards decarbonization, the spotlight is increasingly on grid capacity and management. Meeting this challenge demands that grid operators adopt cutting-edge technologies and processes. Embracing innovative solutions is crucial. Bill Meehan: I had the opportunity to talk with Len Jewell, an experienced operational systems integrator for electric utilities. We..
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Big Data: The New Age of ‘Fortune Telling’ Requires Human Collaboration More Than Ever

June 24, 2020

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The post Big Data: The New Age of ‘Fortune Telling’ Requires Human Collaboration More Than Ever appeared first on POWER Magazine.

Ancient Chinese fortune tellers used heated metal pokers to create cracks in bones or empty turtle shells. By reading the patterns in the cracks, they attempted to calm the unease that comes with the innate uncertainty of the world—especially the ancient world. They predicted the future and doled out advice that affected the fate and fortunes of states and their people.

Thousands of years have passed since the earliest fortunes were told, but despite scientific and technological advances, the uncertainty that underpinned ancient fortune telling is, stubbornly, still with us. In 2020, sophisticated modern analytics have raised the bar on predictive precision, but they have not removed (or even reduced) risk and uncertainty from our decision-making. Just like with cracks, people don’t trust the algorithms and technical solutions to make decisions on their own. There needs to be room for the human who reads the cracks.…

The No. 1 job in America that requires no experience pays $100,000 a year — and it’s NOT in Silicon Valley – MarketWatch

December 28, 2019

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The No. 1 job in America that requires no experience pays $ 100,000 a year — and it’s NOT in Silicon Valley MarketWatch
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