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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 ii | Contents
Acknowledgements The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability (OE) funded the production of this publication. The Infrastructure Security and Energy Restoration Division (ISER) of OE is the primary DOE office responsible for energy emergency planning and response. For more information, visit the OE website at: http://www.oe.energy.gov/. The Guidelines were produced by DOE/OE/ISER under the leadership of Alice Lippert, Program Manager for DOE’s State and Local Government Energy Assurance Program, and Michael Norbeck, also of DOE’s Energy Assurance Program. This document was developed by the Public Technology Institute (PTI). As the only national non-profit technology organization created by and for cities and counties, PTI works with a core network of leading local government officials—the PTI membership—to identify opportunities for technology research, share best practices, promote technology development initiatives, and develop enhanced educational programming. PTI shares the results of these activities and the expertise of its members with the broader audience of the thousands of cities and counties across the United States. For additional information, visit the PTI website at: http://www.pti.org/. This version (2.0) of the Local Government Energy Assurance Guidelines builds upon DOE’s Ten-Step Framework and PTI’s first version of the Local Government Energy Assurance Guidelines (1.0) to help local governments develop their own Energy Assurance Plans (EAPs). Version 2.0 reflects experience gained in developing local EAPs since the Guidelines were first published in 2009. The Ten-Step Framework can be found at: http://www.energyassurance.us/index.php/leap/more_2/52/. This publication would not have been possible without the efforts of Steven J. Foute, Ph.D., formerly of the City and County of Denver, and George Burmeister, President of the Colorado Energy Group, both of whom serve as strategic advisors. The authors also thank the Local EAP city recipients who shared their expertise, time, and experiences, all of which contributed greatly to this document. This work was managed by Ronda Mosley, Assistant Executive Director for Research and Government Services, Public Technology Institute. Dr. Alan R. Shark Executive Director Public Technology Institute Local Government Energy Assurance Guidelines – Version 2.0 | 1
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