GridSME Welcomes Chelsea Scalzo to the team!
Torri Pugh • Sep 28, 2023

Welcoming Chelsea Scalzo to GridSME's Compliance Team

We are excited to welcome Chelsea Scalzo to GridSME as our new Compliance Analyst. Chelsea brings over a decade of experience as an Operations Project Lead in the electric systems industry, making her a valuable addition to our Canadian NERC Compliance team. Her expertise and meticulous attention to detail will undoubtedly bolster our compliance efforts.


A Dedicated Team Player and Compliance Expert

Chelsea is not only a seasoned professional but also a dedicated team player with excellent communication skills. Her commitment to efficiency and compliance align perfectly with our mission. We eagerly anticipate the positive impact Chelsea will have on our team and our continued efforts to ensure the reliability and integrity of the electrical grid. Welcome aboard, Chelsea!


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Unlocking California's Renewable Energy Future: Insights from GridSME's Subject Matter Experts

By Torri Pugh • 02 May, 2024
Insights from GridSME: California's Renewable Energy Roadmap GridSME's Subject Matter Experts, Gary Brown and Lowell Watros, contributed valuable insights to this article for Reuters. Their expertise helped provide information and analysis on California's latest grid plan, particularly concerning grid improvements, renewable energy projects, and an expected surge in solar and storage projects. With their input, the article offers a comprehensive understanding of the developments in California's energy landscape and the implications for the renewable energy sector. Below are some of the key insights and takeaways from the article.

NERC Alert!

By Torri Pugh • 30 Apr, 2024
🚨 NERC Alert: Assessing 6 GHz Communication Impact on Electric Industry NERC has issued a Level 2 Alert concerning 6 GHz Communication Penetration in the Electric Industry, targeting Distribution Providers (DP), Distribution Provider UFLS-Only (DP-UFLS), Generator Owners (GO), and Transmission Owners (TO). The alert aims to evaluate reliance on 6 GHz technology and potential interference severity. Respondents must address a series of questions by July 8, 2024, to assess the situation comprehensively. Although only registered entities can respond directly, the alert is publicly available. Action items include acknowledging the alert and completing the questionnaire. Recommendations include identifying critical circuits and conducting baseline performance tests. It's crucial to note that these recommendations are distinct from requirements, as clarified by NERC. This alert underscores the necessity of assessing 6 GHz communication's impact on industry reliability and security. Stakeholders should stay informed and promptly address the alert's requirements. For further details, visit NERC's website: Link . See our LinkedIn post about the NERC Alert: here .
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