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Formal response to FERC Complaint EL21-99-000 on Chinese equipment in the US grid
September 13, 2021, I submitted my response to the FERC Complaint EL21-99-000 on the use of Chinese-made equipment for critical equipment used in the US grid. The equipment identified can be used in many other critical infrastructures such as water/wastewater, pipelines, oil/gas, and manufacturing.
Formal response to FERC Complaint EL21-99-000 on Chinese equipment in the US grid
September 13, 2021, I submitted my response to the FERC Complaint EL21-99-000 on the use of Chinese-made equipment for critical equipment used in the US grid - https://michaelmabee.info/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/FERC-Complaint-EL21-99-000-commments-jw-9-13-21.pdf The key points are: - There are more than 300 pieces of Chinese-made equipment installed in the US grid and many are critical to the operation of the bulk electric system. At least two of the large Chinese-made electric transformers have been found with hardware implants.
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