Each SERC Member Company with representation on the Critical Infrastructure Protection Committee is entitled to appoint one representative and up to two alternates to the Critical Infrastructure Protection Tools Working Group. Representatives and alternates cannot be marketing function employees as defined in Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) regulations and the FERC Standards of Conduct, and must be signatories to the SERC confidentiality agreement.

All Critical Infrastructure Protection Tools Working Group representatives should be knowledgeable and qualified to perform all of the responsibilities and activities as defined in this scope document. 

Please review the Critical Infrastructure Protection Committee Tools Working Group scope document for additional eligibility requirements. To be considered for joining a committee or to update a current committee roster.