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Cyber and physical energy threats

The Energy subcommittee examines cyber and physical threats to U.S. energy infrastructure.

Tue, Jan 13 · 10:15 AM – 3:04 PM ETRayburn House Office Building, Room 2123Rayburn 2123

CHAIRRobert E. Latta R-OH-5
Kathy Castor D-FL-14
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HOURS
5:07
WITNESSES
5
MEMBERS
32
STORIES
0

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Why this hearing

On the record: 5 witnesses: 3 from business and trade groups and 2 federal officials.

Real oversight or theater?

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What each witness said

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Who asked what

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Question logs come from the committee’s official video.

The subcommittee

32 members · 18 Republicans, 14 Democrats

Witnesses

  • Rebecca O'NeilResearch Principal, Infrastructure, Energy and Environment Directorate, Pacific Northwest National LaboratoryFirst appearance
    THIS CONGRESSFirst appearance
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  • Alex FitzsimmonsActing Undersecretary of Energy and Director of the Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security, and Emergency Response,, U.S. Department of EnergyFirst appearance
    THIS CONGRESSFirst appearance
    NO STATEMENT POSTED
  • Adrienne LottoSenior Vice President of Grid Security, Technical and Operations Services,, American Public Power AssociationFirst appearance
    THIS CONGRESSFirst appearance
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  • Dr. Nathaniel MelbyVice President and Chief Information Officer,, Dairyland PowerFirst appearance
    THIS CONGRESSFirst appearance
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  • Scott AaronsonSenior Vice President, Energy Security and Industry Operations, Edison Electric InstituteFirst appearance
    THIS CONGRESSFirst appearance
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Timeline & documents

  1. Hearing noticed (done)
  2. Held (done)JAN 13 · 10:15 AM – 3:04 PM
  3. Video posted (done)JAN 13 · 3:04 PM
  4. Written testimony posted (not yet)NOT POSTED YET
  5. Questions for the record (not yet)NOT POSTED YET
  6. Printed transcript (not yet)USUALLY ABOUT 5 MONTHS AFTER THE HEARING
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