Engaging with sector and interdependent partners, ISER identifies and helps addresses vulnerabilities in the nation’s diverse energy systems and supply chains that have the potential to negatively impact the energy sector. ISER analyzes and conducts projects related to domestic and international energy infrastructure assets and systems to include supply impacts and consequences of loss. The division also strives to enhance the situational awareness of the nation’s energy infrastructure by developing the technical capabilities required to monitor and respond to potential disturbances in real-time.
A Review of Power Outages and Restoration Following the June 2012 Derecho – August 2012
Energy Infrastructure Events and Expansions: Year-in-Review 2011 – April 2012
Energy Infrastructure Events and Expansions: Year-in-Review 2010 – August 2011
An Updated Assessment of Copper Wire Thefts from Electric Utilities – October 2010
Hardening and Resiliency: U.S. Energy Industry Response to Recent Hurricane Seasons – August 2010
Comparing the Impacts of the 2005 and 2008 Hurricanes on U.S. Energy Infrastructure – February 2009