By
Earl Shockley
The standards are not written yet. The data centers are already going up. On July 16, FERC turned NERC's own calendar into a binding directive: computational load standards and registry criteria due December 31, 2026, and a Phase II workplan by March 1, 2027. The framework is fixed. What the standards will require is not, and that gap is where your exposure lives. Join Keirsten Brager and Earl Shockley for a direct, practitioner-level conversation on what the order settled, what it left open, and what to do in the next ninety days, while the requirements are still yours to influence.
On September 3, AMPYX Cyber is putting two people from different sides of the table in the same room:- Keirsten B., who has run NERC CIP compliance from inside the registered entity as a named CIP Senior Delegate- Earl W. Shockley, former NERC senior executive and industry veteran, who has seen enforcement from the regulator's side.
What we'll cover:- Why the reporting obligation already sits with Transmission Owners and Operators, not the loads- Why registration moved onto the critical path, and who carries the obligation when the load operator and the interconnection owner are different companies- How to screen sites for scope while the size threshold is still moving- The Texas track running in parallel: ERCOT ride-through and SB6 exposureThe framework is fixed. The requirements are still yours to influence. Bring your questions. Register below.
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jB6rKFh_R6C6UiBr5YuidA#/registration
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