Nov. 26: For my analysis of what FERC Order 791 means, including timeline for CIP V5/V6 and the transition to them, please see this exceedingly long post.
Nov. 8: It is very likely FERC will approve CIP Version 5 before Thanksgiving, most likely at their meeting on Nov. 21. Of course, what will be important is the Order they issue with V5. When that is issued, your reporter will sequester himself until he has figured out what it means, and will post that as soon as possible thereafter.
All opinions expressed herein are mine, not necessarily those of Honeywell International, Inc.
Nov. 8: It is very likely FERC will approve CIP Version 5 before Thanksgiving, most likely at their meeting on Nov. 21. Of course, what will be important is the Order they issue with V5. When that is issued, your reporter will sequester himself until he has figured out what it means, and will post that as soon as possible thereafter.
All opinions expressed herein are mine, not necessarily those of Honeywell International, Inc.
Yesterday, NERC released the final, approved
version of the CIP Version 5 Transition Plan.
I see very little that has changed since the preliminary plan was
released. Since I wrote a post
on that plan (which has gotten close to 500 hits in the 6 weeks since I posted
it), I have just updated that a little (plus I took “preliminary” out of the
title). Please read that post for a
discussion of what’s in the plan.
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