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GridHow many cyberattacks hit the power grid, Verizon counts 638 while the federal regulator counted 1The Verizon 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report counted 638 cyber incidents against United States utilities in its worldwide research dataset. The North American Electric Reliability Corporation, the federal regulator that oversees the power grid, received exactly 1 mandatory cyber incident report from a utility for the same year, because the 2 counts measure different things under different rules.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleGridElectric car owners in Massachusetts, Maryland and California can get paid for sending battery power back to the grid, up to 2,750 dollars a seasonNational Grid in Massachusetts, Baltimore Gas and Electric in Maryland, and 2 California state agencies pay electric vehicle owners for letting them draw power back out of the car battery. Payments already made or announced range from 1,000 dollars for a completed Maryland pilot to up to 2,750 dollars for many Massachusetts households once its rate opens for enrollment.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleGridUtrecht built electric car sharing that also powers the grid, and Stedin measured 65,000 kilowatt hours returned in 5 monthsThe car sharing fleet started with 50 vehicles in April 2025, and by June 2026 Stedin, the regional grid operator, had signed a contract to use nearly 500 bidirectional vehicles across the Utrecht region against grid congestion, most from the shared fleet and a growing number owned by individuals.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleGridMontana power grid grant money 2026 opens about 10.34 million dollars for new grid resilience projects due November 12The Montana Department of Environmental Quality opened a second round of its grid resilience grant program on August 12, 2026, with about 10.34 million dollars available to utilities and cooperatives that file a final application by November 12, 2026. The first round already funded a 3 million dollar transmission line rebuild on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation and a 2.9 million dollar project to bury power lines near Hamilton.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleGridThe national queue to connect a new power plant to the grid shrank 10% in 2025, but only 13% of the projects that ask ever get builtLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory counts 2,061 gigawatts of power plants and batteries still seeking a grid connection at the end of 2025, down 10% from the year before, the first drop the laboratory has measured. Most of that decline came from projects dropping out of the line rather than turning on.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleGridIran hackers power grid warning from 7 federal agencies covers industrial computers across water, energy and government sectorsOn April 7, 2026, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and 6 partner agencies warned that hackers linked to Iran are exploiting programmable logic controllers, the small computers that directly control equipment inside the facilities they run, across water systems, energy facilities and government sites. Federal agencies widened the warning in July to cover equipment from 2 more manufacturers, after a cybersecurity company found more than 3,000 vulnerable devices already exposed to the public internet.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the article

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