Study on 1965 and 2003 northeast blackout in United States

I expect you to mention at least the following aspects in your report:

What are the reasons for the blackout ?

Regions and the number of customers affected due to the blackout.

Aftermath of the blackout.

Any measures proposed to prevent future blackouts and improve the reliability of the power grid.

In addition to wikipedia I found the following references to be very useful.

G. C. Loehr, “The “Good” Blackout: The Northeast Power Failure of 9 November 1965

[History],” in IEEE Power and Energy Magazine, vol. 15, no. 3, pp. 84-96, May-June 2017.

C. Sulzberger, “History – When the lights went out remembering 9 November 1965,” in IEEE

Power and Energy Magazine, vol. 4, no. 5, pp. 90-95, Sept.-Oct. 2006.

E. H. Allen, R. B. Stuart and T. E. Wiedman, “No Light in August: Power System Restoration

Following the 2003 North American Blackout,” in IEEE Power and Energy Magazine, vol

Review the document “Overview of the Electric Utility Industry” uploaded on canvas and answer

the following questions.

(a) What is the need for regulation of electricity market?

(b) Comment on some of the advantages and flaws in a deregulated electricity market.

(c) State the reasons for Western Energy Crises of 2000-2001.

(c) Mention the names of the states in U.S.A where the electricity market is deregulated?

Question 2 [70 Points]

Do an independent study on 1965 and 2003 north eastern blackout in United States and write a

short report.

The report should not exceed 5 pages and the text should be in times new roman, font size-11

with single spacing and all the paragraphs should be justified. You can include figure and tables to

support your write-up. Submit an e-copy of the assignment in pdf format on canvas.

I expect you to mention at least the following aspects in your report:

What are the reasons for the blackout ?

Regions and the number of customers affected due to the blackout.

Aftermath of the blackout.

Any measures proposed to prevent future blackouts and improve the reliability of the power grid.

In addition to wikipedia I found the following references to be very useful.

G. C. Loehr, “The “Good” Blackout: The Northeast Power Failure of 9 November 1965

[History],” in IEEE Power and Energy Magazine, vol. 15, no. 3, pp. 84-96, May-June 2017.

C. Sulzberger, “History – When the lights went out remembering 9 November 1965,” in IEEE

Power and Energy Magazine, vol. 4, no. 5, pp. 90-95, Sept.-Oct. 2006.

E. H. Allen, R. B. Stuart and T. E. Wiedman, “No Light in August: Power System Restoration

Following the 2003 North American Blackout,” in IEEE Power and Energy Magazine, vol.