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Supply Chain

The entire network of businesses and activities involved in creating and delivering a product or service, from raw materials to the end user.

Generation (of electricity)

The process of producing electrical power, typically at power plants using various fuel sources.

Transmission (of electricity)

The movement of high-voltage electricity over long distances, typically via large power lines, from power plants to substations where it is prepared for distribution.

Advanced Transmission Technologies

Newer types of equipment and methods used to improve how electricity is sent over power lines, making it more efficient, reliable, or able to carry more power.

Critical Material

Raw materials that are essential for technology, the economy, or national security, but have a high risk of supply disruption due to limited availability or geopolitical factors.

Foreign Entity of Concern

A government or organization from a country that is deemed a national security risk or poses a threat to U.S. interests, as defined by law.

Relevant Stakeholder

Any individual, group, or organization that has a direct interest or is involved in the generation, storage, transmission, or distribution of electricity, or its associated supply chain.