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NERC Compliance and Organization Structure

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As fines continue to pile up and FERC exercises ever increasing oversight of NERC compliance, utilities are focusing more and more on how best to organize NERC compliance efforts. The manner in which this effort is organized and managed can facilitate or hinder a company’s ability to comply with the reliability standards. Through work with various utilities on NERC compliance issues, ScottMadden has developed a series of recommendations about how best to organize and manage the NERC compliance function so that it is successful in the long run.

If you are interested in further information on NERC compliance and our capabilities in this area, please contact us.

Contributing Authors

Cristin Lyons Partner and Energy Practice Leader

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