Commonwealth Edison last year failed to meet a key reliability standard in the landmark smart grid law, despite experiencing far fewer violent summer storms than the year before and overhauling its response to large storms. But new standards that become enforceable this year mean the utility must restore power on average within 91.5 minutes or less in order to avoid a modest reduction in its rates. ...More HERE
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Wednesday, July 31, 2013
ComEd's 2012 outage response fell short of smart grid requirement
Commonwealth Edison last year failed to meet a key reliability standard in the landmark smart grid law, despite experiencing far fewer violent summer storms than the year before and overhauling its response to large storms. But new standards that become enforceable this year mean the utility must restore power on average within 91.5 minutes or less in order to avoid a modest reduction in its rates. ...More HERE
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