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The California Water Code entrusts dam safety regulatory power to DWR, Division of Safety of Dams (DSOD).
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) requires that an independent consultant inspect and evaluate high hazard potential hydroelectric projects every five years. We have been performing Part 12 safety inspections on hydroelectric facilities since the program was established in 1967.
Hydropower is one of the project types in which FERC regulates both the construction and operational phase of a project. Dam safety is a critical part of the Commissions hydropower program and receives top priority.
FERC Guidance on Dams: In conducting dam break studies, FERC suggests1 for rockfill dams that an average bdocHub width of between one and five times the height of the dam should be used. The time-to-failure should be within 0.1 hrs (6-minutes) to 1 hour.
FERC today affirmed its historic July 2023 rule that modernizes the nations transmission grid by streamlining the generator interconnection process. The rule, known as Order No. 2023, ensures that resources can connect to the transmission system in a reliable, efficient, transparent and timely manner.
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Risk-Informed Decision-Making (RIDM) is a method of dam safety evaluation that uses the likelihood of loading, system response given the loading, and consequences of failure to estimate risk. This risk estimate can be used to inform decisions regarding dam safety investments.
An emergency action plan must be drawn up before the commissioning of any dam. The plan shall set out the procedures to be followed for the protection of persons and property upstream or downstream of the dam in the event of an actual or imminent dam failure or to mitigate the effects of the disaster.
The RIDM process consists of three parts: (1) Identification of decision alternatives, recognizing opportunities where they arise, and considering a sufficient number and diversity of performance measures to constitute a comprehensive set for decision-making purposes; (2) Risk analysis of decision alternatives; (3)

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