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NERC report outlines potential electricity disruptions in the United States this summer
With California at the highest risk of electricity emergency, check out the other trouble spots on the downloadable NERC 2021 Summer Reliability Assessment: U.S. energy emergency risk areas, summer (June–September) 2021 report.
NERC report outlines potential electricity disruptions in the United States this summer
Parts of the United States are at elevated or high risk for potential electricity emergencies this summer, according to the North American Electric Reliability Corporation's (NERC) 2021 Summer Reliability Assessment.
Source: www.eia.gov
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