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Experimenting with Incentives: Security in Pilots for Future Grids

Electricity grids are in a transition phase. With the rise of renewable energy, energy "prosumers," and electric vehicles, traditional models of matching supply and demand are no longer adequate. Grid pilot projects can help identify ways to improve cybersecurity in future grids.

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