The reliability and resilience of the electric grid and our nation's pipeline network are critical to our national security.
John Barrasso
The Public Record
John Anthony Barrasso is an American politician and physician serving as the senior United States senator from Wyoming since 2007. A member of the Republican Party, Barrasso has focused on issues such as healthcare, energy, and economic growth during his tenure in the Senate. He has been an advocate for reducing government regulations and promoting energy independence, reflecting the interests of his constituents in Wyoming, a state rich in natural resources.
So the Wall Street Journal, 'Could Electric Vehicles Be Hacked?' The subheading answers the question--yes.
Nearly two years ago, the ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline offered a disturbing example of the cybersecurity vulnerabilities of our nation's critical energy infrastructure.
Do you believe that a reliance on China for critical components of clean energy technology presents, say, an increased cybersecurity risk to the grid and to American families?
So Director Kumar, how is your office working with the rest of the Department to ensure that the consumers are protected from this expanded cyber risk?
Nearly two years ago, the ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline offered a disturbing example of the cybersecurity vulnerabilities of our nation's critical energy infrastructure.
So the Wall Street Journal, 'Could Electric Vehicles Be Hacked?' The subheading answers the question--yes.
long-term integrity and cybersecurity of our critical energy infrastructure is going to depend on effective public-private partnerships.
Would it be helpful if the Department of Energy Cyber Office had that same senior standing to signify how important it is with the threats that were coming out?
Do you believe that a reliance on China for critical components of clean energy technology presents, say, an increased cybersecurity risk to the grid and to American families?
long-term integrity and cybersecurity of our critical energy infrastructure is going to depend on effective public-private partnerships.
So the Wall Street Journal, 'Could Electric Vehicles Be Hacked?' The subheading answers the question--yes.
The reliability and resilience of the electric grid and our nation's pipeline network are critical to our national security.
There are about 5,200 Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services certified rural health clinics.
The world has seen Russia threaten our allies and our partners with natural gas.
I point out there is a bipartisan group on this committee--and in this body--that wants to assist you in that and help you and share the information that you come up with so we can put an end to this sort of thing.
long-term integrity and cybersecurity of our critical energy infrastructure is going to depend on effective public-private partnerships.
We just need to make sure that what is available in certain locations could also be made available to our Tribal communities and to our rural beneficiaries.
We just need to make sure that what is available in certain locations could also be made available to our Tribal communities and to our rural beneficiaries.
So do you believe that EVs and the EV charging network increase the cyber risk for consumers and the grid?





