SERC Reliability Corporation
Hassan Hamdar is an experienced professional who has worked in various capacities within the energy industry. Starting off as a Transmission Planning Engineer in 2008, Hassan later became a Manager and then a Senior Reliability Engineer at the Florida Reliability Coordinating Council, INC. Additionally, Hassan served as the Chair of the NERC Event Analysis Subcommittee for several years. Currently, Hassan holds the position of Program Manager for Event Analysis at SERC Reliability Corporation. Hamdar's background in electrical engineering from the University of South Florida has equipped him with the skills and knowledge needed for their roles in the industry.
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SERC Reliability Corporation
The electric grid is vital to our everyday lives. It is fundamental for the health, safety, and well-being of our communities, and provides the platform for our economy and our societal and technological advancements. SERC’s mission is to reduce risks to the reliability and security of the electric grid (also known as the bulk power system) for today and the future. To achieve this mission, we maintain a diverse team of experts across numerous disciplines in order to address the complex, evolving, and dynamic challenges facing the grid. Our team also partners with the best and brightest individuals from both the power industry and the federal government to understand and address the challenges facing the grid. These key partnerships make our work more informed, pragmatic, responsive, and impactful. We are one of only six companies across North America that is responsible for this important work under Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved delegation agreements with the North American Electric Reliability Corporation. Our company is specifically responsible for the reliability and security of the electric grid across the southeastern and central regions of the United States. This area covers approximately 630,000 square miles and serves a population of more than 91 million. It includes all or portions of Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.