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This document is a Non-Disclosure Agreement between Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC and a recipient for the sharing of Critical Energy Infrastructure Information (CEII) related to transmission studies. It defines the terms under which the recipient can access and utilize sensitive data, ensuring that the information is kept confidential and is not shared with unauthorized individuals.

How to fill out critical energy infrastructure information

How to fill out critical energy infrastructure information

1. Identify the specific energy infrastructure you need to report on, such as power plants, pipelines, or storage facilities.
2. Gather all relevant data including location, capacity, ownership, and operational status of each infrastructure component.
3. Fill in the required fields on the reporting form, ensuring accuracy and completeness of each entry.
4. Double-check all entered information for errors or omissions to ensure compliance with reporting standards.
5. Submit the completed information to the designated regulatory authority or agency.

Who needs critical energy infrastructure information?

1. Government agencies responsible for energy regulation and oversight.
2. Emergency response organizations that require knowledge of critical infrastructure for disaster preparedness.
3. Energy companies that need to assess their infrastructure for compliance and reporting.
4. Researchers and analysts studying energy infrastructure resilience and security.

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What is critical energy infrastructure information?

Critical energy infrastructure information refers to sensitive data concerning energy facilities and systems that are essential for national security and public safety. This includes information on the physical and cyber aspects of energy infrastructure.

Who is required to file critical energy infrastructure information?

Entities that operate or own critical energy infrastructure, including energy companies, operators of power plants, and other related organizations, are required to file critical energy infrastructure information.

How to fill out critical energy infrastructure information?

To fill out critical energy infrastructure information, entities must complete the specified forms provided by regulatory authorities, ensuring that all required data fields are accurately filled out with the necessary details regarding their infrastructure.

What is the purpose of critical energy infrastructure information?

The purpose of critical energy infrastructure information is to maintain national security, protect against threats, and ensure the integrity and resilience of the energy supply chain by monitoring and managing vulnerabilities.

What information must be reported on critical energy infrastructure information?

Information that must be reported includes details about the physical and operational characteristics of energy infrastructure, location data, security measures, and any relevant vulnerabilities to risks.