Sinisi Solutions Deploys Ballistic Protection for Major U.S. Substations and Critical Infrastructure as Attacks on the Power Grid Rise

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Increasing attacks on the Power Grid Highlight the Need for Ballistic Protection Around Major U.S. Substations and Critical Infrastructure.

Sinisi Solutions, a provider of modular transformer separations and ballistic fire barriers, has completed strategic installations for major U.S. substations and critical infrastructure to protect from fire, blast, and ballistic events that directly impact grid resiliency.

In the past year, Sinisi Solutions has completed installations that provide optimized cost-effective protection for transformers, substations, energy/fuel storage facilities, equipment and controls, battery fields, LNG, hydrogen, and chemical facilities. All of which are critical to national security and the reliability of the power grid.

Continued and increased attacks on the power grid demand expanded application of the ballistic, fire, and explosion standards we have developed working with utilities over the past 20 years. We protect assets that take years to replace or repair and are critical to keeping the grid reliable. As shown by the recent attacks, many of these facilities remain unprotected. As we transition to green energy, it is important to protect new critical facilities, including energy storage systems, fuel storage facilities, wind farm transformers, and new substations.” – John Sinisi, SME

Sinisi Solutions has provided expertise, assessments and turn-key solutions for critical infrastructure protection to clients since 1999. Please click here to submit an inquiry or contact us at 732-232-2100. www.firebarrierexperts.com

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