PTI Local Government Energy Assurance Guidelines - Metropolitan ...

3.10.2 Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) and Other Partnerships.............................................. 70
3.11 Step Ten: Update the Plan on a Consistent Basis....................................................................... 71
3.11.1 Incorporate Lessons Learned....................................................................................................... 71
3.11.2 Update Energy Supply and Asset Data....................................................................................... 73
3.12 Ongoing: Keep Current............................................................................................................... 74
3.12.1 Tabletop/Disruption Planning Exercises...................................................................................... 74
3.12.2 Keep Abreast of Ongoing Market/Supply Chain Issues............................................................. 76
Appendix A. Glossary of Key Terms............................................................................................................. 79
Appendix B. Local Government Energy Assurance Priority Checklist................................................... 83
Appendix C. Federal Energy Assurance Planning and Response Initiatives......................................... 85
C.1 National Response Framework.......................................................................................................... 85
C.2 Local Governments and Emergency Support Functions................................................................... 86
C.3 National Infrastructure Protection Plan—Energy Sector-Specific Plan.............................................. 87
C.4 National Incident Management System (NIMS)................................................................................ 87
C.5 Energy Emergency Assurance Coordinators System......................................................................... 88
Appendix D. Related PTI Guidance Information and Documents........................................................... 91
D.1 PTI Resources and Guidance Documents.......................................................................................... 91
D.2 Useful Links......................................................................................................................................... 92
Appendix E. Additional Agencies and Organizations Relevant to the
Energy Assurance Planning Process................................................................................................... 93
Appendix F. Bibliography............................................................................................................................... 97
Tables
Table 1. Common Energy Assurance Planning Components and Proposed Response Actions.............. 6
Table 2. Types of Infrastructure Interdependency Failure.......................................................................... 9
Table 3. Potential Effects of Energy Disruptions on Essential Services.................................................... 10
Table 4. Ten-Step Energy Assurance Planning Framework...................................................................... 29
Table 5. Segments of the Energy Sector.................................................................................................. 46
Table 6. Sample Key Assets...................................................................................................................... 57
Table 7. Types of Exercises....................................................................................................................... 75
Table C-1. Summary of the NRF Local Government Partner Guide........................................................ 85
Figures
Figure 1. Categories of Infrastructure Interdependency............................................................................ 9
Figure 2. Concentrated Solar Power........................................................................................................ 17
Figure 3. Public and Private Energy Sector Partners................................................................................ 37
Figure 4. Three Types of Electric Utility Ownership................................................................................. 48
Figure 5. Primary Contacts and Related Partners..................................................................................... 52
Figure 6. Critical Facilities, Services, and Infrastructure........................................................................... 59
Case Studies
Case Study 1. PV Supporting Emergency AM Radio Transmissions........................................................ 17
Case Study 2. Solar Energy Used to Power Water Treatment Plant in Pennsylvania............................... 18
Case Study 3. Hydrogen Fuel Cells Providing Critical Backup Power..................................................... 24
Case Study 4. 30-Kilowatt Natural Gas-Powered Microturbine System.................................................. 25
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