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Energy Talks

En podcast av: OMICRON electronics GmbH

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#97: Why Should You Talk About Incident Response? | Part 3
Publicerades 2025-02-20

Energy Talks is an OMICRON podcast series where experts, users and industry peers share their views on various topics related to power system testing, data management and cybersecurity in the power industry. For us, communication is key to understanding customer and user needs. For this reason, we would like to invite you to follow the discussions as a listener and to enter into a dialog with us. Simply send us an email to podcast@omicronenergy.com or visit our website at www.omicronenergy.com for more information.

Energy Talks

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#97: Why Should You Talk About Incident Response? | Part 3

#96: Ensuring the Reliable Operation of Switchgear Components

#95: Why Should You Talk About Incident Response? | Part 2

#94: Making History in Partial Discharge Testing

#93: CMC Technology – Making History in Protection Relay Testing and Beyond

#92: CMC 500 – Setting a New Benchmark in Protection Testing

#91: Implications of the Updated EN 50522 Standard on Earthing Testing

#90: Calibration 101 for Power System Testing

#89: Substation Testing: Best Practices to Optimize Asset Management

#88: Testing and Maintenance of Rotating Electrical Machines on Ships

#87: How to Save Lives in High-Voltage Environments

#86: How to Work Effectively in Evolving Power Grids

#85: Why Should You Talk About Incident Response? | Part 1

#84: How Efficient is Your Protection Testing Approach?

#83: Challenges Faced in the Career of a Protection Engineer

#82: Earthing/Grounding Systems – Guidelines for Ensuring Safety

#81: Cybersecurity in the Power Grid – A 360° View | Part 8

#80: Improving Power Grid Reliability with Artificial Intelligence

#79: Cybersecurity in the Power Grid – A 360° View | Part 7

#78: The Importance of Working with Engineering Associations