Reliability standards refer to a set of rules and expectations that ensure something or someone can be trusted or counted on to perform consistently and as expected. Full definition
Such laws sometimes deal with the support of identification, such as reliability standards for electronic signatures or (more rarely) for identity - certification bodies. (slaw.ca)
Federal reliability standards require that a certain amount of electric generation capacity needs to be located in specific geographic areas in order to maintain reliability of the electric system. (michigan.gov)
One of those concerns is about meeting federally mandated reliability standards while expanding renewables. (utilitydive.com)