Power system resilience explained

Resiliency on power systems focuses on capability to withstand natural disasters and man made problems, speed to recovery following an event, the ability to adapt to the new situation and your ability to prepare for the next situation to keep your electrical safe and reliable. Hurricanes, tornados, storms, cyber attacks, accidents and other natural disasters can cause unplanned power quality events and disruptions to your electrical system. Eaton has the knowledge to help you prevent issues and recover to make your system more resilient and Eaton’s engineering services group can help you prepare with microgrid and robust power system designs. 1:03 What is resilience? 2:04 Presidential Policy Directive PPD-21 2:17 Four attributes of resiliency 2:34 Causes a disruptive events 6:09 Four attributes of power systems resilience 9:50 Where vulnerabilities lie 13:27 Why resilience is more important today 15:20 What Eaton is doing for power systems resilience 15:32 Components 15:50 Small systems - Microgrid 16:06 Utility equipment 16:22 Eaton's electrical engineering services