Substation attacks may lead to new energy security rules in 2023, experts say

Utility Dive · Robert Walton · last updated January 18, 2023 – 12:33 AM

Amid a growing cyber threat to the U.S. electric grid, 2022 ended with a spate of physical attacks that could portend new security rules for some energy infrastructure, say experts.

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