NERC regularly publishes reports that assess the reliability of the North American bulk electric system.
Long-Term Reliability Assessments annually assess the adequacy of the bulk electric system in the United States and Canada over a ten-year period. The report projects electricity supply and demand, evaluates transmission system adequacy, and discusses key issues and trends that could affect reliability.
Summer and Winter Assessments assess the adequacy of electricity supplies in the United States and Canada for the upcoming summer and winter peak demand periods.
Special Assessments are conducted on a regional, interregional, or interconnection-wide basis as needed.
Impacts of EPAs Clean Water Act - 316b 2008-2017 Impact on Capacity Margins from Retrofit of Once-Through Cooling Systems at Existing Generating Facilities
Results of the 2007 Survey of Reliability Issues (revision 1) The NERC Reliability Issue Survey identifies and ranks factors that electrical power industry executives and professionals perceive may negatively impact reliability. NERC will use the results to: Develop the appropriate reliability metrics for display on our Reliability Dashboard AND Improve our Reliability Metrics and Benchmarking Program
