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Smart Grid Resource Center EPRI.com Contact Us Home EPRI Research Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Program Cyber Security For Energy Delivery and Customer Solutions Program Cyber Security for Generation Assets Program Enterprise Architecture and Integration Resources Use Case Repository Simulation Tool – OpenDSS NESCOR Oakridge National Lab (ORNL) Project ODIN Resources Utility Business Capability Model A Smart Grid is one that incorporates information and communications technology into every aspect of electricity generation, delivery and consumption in order to minimize environmental impact, enhance markets, improve reliability and service, and reduce costs and improve efficiency. - Overviews, Roadmaps and Videos 2024 Annual Review Information, Communication Technology & Cyber Security (ICCS) 2024 Annual Review Information, Communication Technology & Cyber Security (ICCS) (2.7 MB) At A Glance Program 161: Information and Communication Technology (2.5 MB) Program 183: Cyber Security for Energy Delivery and Customer Solutions (1.8 MB) Information and Communication Technology (ICT) 2022 Preparing for the 2030 Energy System A Vision for Electric Utility ICT (1.8 MB) Cyber Security (CS) Program (P183) 2022 CYBER SECURITY VISION FOR 2030 (1.8 MB) Video Links Cyber Security Playlist - YouTube ICT Playlist - YouTube The Integrated Security Operations Center (ISOC) - YouTube Cyber Security for Distributed Energy Resource Systems - YouTube How secure is Cyber Security Data Protection with Transport Layer Security (TLS) Encryption? - YouTube AI for Cyber Security in the Electric Sector - YouTube Maximizing DER Value Through Grid Modernization - YouTube Information, Communication and Cyber Security (ICCS) Newsletter December 2016 (871 KB) October 2016 (871 KB) September 2016 (865 KB) July 2016 (652 KB) June 2016 (360 KB) May 2016 (1 MB) April 2016 (751 KB) March 2016 (731 KB) February 2016 (958 KB) December 2015 (801 KB) November 2015 (801 KB) October 2015 (779 KB) September 2015 (675 KB) July 2015 (230 KB) June 2015 (670 KB) May 2015 (824 KB) April 2015 (1.5 MB) March 2015 (788 KB) February 2015 (788 KB) January 2015 (667 KB) December 2014 (557 KB) July 2014 (779 KB) May 2014 (303 KB) January 2014 (839 KB) November 2013 (502 KB) July 2013 (357 KB) Data Analytics and Applications Newsletter (DMD and TMD Demonstrations) December 2015 (457 KB) August 2015 (579 KMB) April 2015 (334 KB) December 2014 (422 KB) August 2014 (484 KB) April 2014 (1.13 MB) November 2013 (306 KB) July 2013 (363 KB) Smart Grid Advisory Update December 2014 October 2014 September 2014 Jun - Jul 2014 Feb - Mar 2014 Nov - Dec 2013 Sep - Oct 2013 EPRI DistribuTECH 2014 Brief February 2014 CIM User Group Newsletters CIMug Spring 2012 (2.1 KB) CIMug Fall 2012 (3.6 MB) CIMug Fall 2011 (902 KB) IntelliGrid Advisory Update March 2014 October 2013 July 2013 OpenADR Advisory Update August 2013 (257 KB) February 2013 (90 KB)Smart Grid in the News Articles could not be loaded. Subscribe to "Smart Grid in the News"Featured Information and Communication Technology (ICT) The EPRI ICT program addresses these challenges by conducting research in the following functional research areas: • Interoperability: The research accelerates the industry’s migration toward interoperability by making technical contributions to standards development efforts, providing training to utilities, developing reference implementations, organizing interoperability tests of developing standards, and collaborating with utilities on the demonstrations of emerging standards. • Telecommunications: The research provides leadership in communications standards development, provides tracking and analysis of communications technologies, develops the tools and techniques to effectively plan and design communications networks, and conducts laboratory and field tests to evaluate the performance of evolving and emerging technologies. • Data-Centricity: This research leads effort to an enterprise-wide extensible data model, understanding that specific applications will come and go while the data model remains constant. Data, not applications, are at the core of the enterprise, and they are valuable and versatile assets. Ultimately, the goal of data-centrism is to enable data to deliver maximum business value, improve operational outcomes, and facilitate innovation through data-driven insight. For additional information click on the above Program Name. Cyber Security for Energy Delivery and Customer Solutions Cyber security has become a critical priority for electric utilities, which are increasingly dependent on information technology and telecommunication infrastructure to ensure the reliability and security of the electric grid. Specifically, measures to ensure cyber security must be designed and implemented to protect the electric grid from attacks by terrorists and hackers, and to strengthen grid resilience against natural disasters and inadvertent threats, such as equipment failures and user errors. EPRI’s Cyber Security Program focuses on addressing the emerging threats to an interconnected electric sector through multidisciplinary, collaborative research on cyber security technologies, standards, and business processes. EPRI’s Cyber Security Program can provide the following benefits to members and the public: • A better awareness of industry and government collaborative efforts, where members can "plug in" to current activities. • Techniques for assessing and monitoring risk. • Tools and metrics to better assess security posture and return on investment. • Practical approaches to mitigating the risk of operating legacy systems. • Early identification of security gaps through laboratory assessments of security technologies. • Technologies that support the management of cyber incidents and increase the cyber security and resiliency of the grid. For additional information click on the above Program Name or contact: Chuck Wentzel 618.320.0011. 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