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EPISODE · May 27, 2025 · 23 MIN

What the Grid Powers—and Why Resilience Starts with People with Jonathan Snodgrass (Part 2)

from National Security Law Today

As energy demands surge, protecting the U.S. power grid has become a national security imperative. In Part 2 of their conversation, Elisa and Dr. Jonathan Snodgrass of Texas A&M examine the next layer of challenges facing America’s electric grid—from the need for trained personnel to the importance of critical load prioritization. They discuss how redundancy, workforce expertise, and smarter policy conversations can shape a more secure and scalable grid for the future.Jonathan Snodgrass is a Senior Research Engineer at Texas A&M UniversityReferences:North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC)Federal Energy Regulatory Committee (FERC)NSLT, Ep. 362, Elemental Power: Rethinking Nuclear—The Rise of Microreactors with Dr. Jeff Waksman (Part 1)

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