OVI is an acronym for Operating a Vehicle Impaired. Formerly known as DWI, DUI, OMVI, or drunk driving, the Ohio General Assembly changed the statute to OVI in January 2005 to more accurately reflect the actual scope of the offense since it doesn't necessarily require driving or that the operation be in a motor vehicle..
The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) is a not-for-profit international regulatory authority whose mission is to assure the reliability and security of the bulk power system in North America.
NERC Practice Tests. NERC has four options for certification. A system operator can be certified as a: Transmission Operator; Balancing & Interchange Operator; Balancing, Interchange & Transmission Operator; Reliability Authority Operator All four of the NERC Certification tests address essentially the same technical material. However, the different tests each have their own emphasis. For example, the Transmission Operator test emphasizes transmission issues such as voltage control and protection.