EnergyResilience

Edison Responds to Los Angeles Wildfires by Burying Power Lines to Enhance Safety

1 month ago

In a significant move aimed at bolstering safety and preventing future power outages in fire-prone regions, Southern California Edison (SCE) has announced its plan to bury power lines in areas that were severely affected by recent wildfires in Los Angeles. This initiative comes in response to the devastating impact of the wildfires that swept through the region, causing destruction and raising serious concerns over electrical infrastructure’s role in exacerbating the situation.

Malawi's Ambitious Leap into Energy Storage: A Game Changer for Cyclone-Prone Regions

6 months ago

Malawi is embarking on a transformative journey to enhance its energy infrastructure by implementing its first energy storage project, a critical step aimed at fortifying its power grid against the challenges posed by climate change and extreme weather events, particularly cyclones. This strategic move is pivotal as the Southern African nation grapples with frequent cyclonic disturbances that disrupt energy supplies and threaten economic stability.

U.S. Government Allocates $2 Billion Towards Resilient Power Grid Initiatives to Combat Storm Damage

7 months ago

The federal government has announced a significant investment of $2 billion aimed at enhancing the resilience of the United States power grid. This strategic funding is designed to fortify the electrical infrastructure against the increasing frequency and severity of storms, with a clear focus on preventing power outages that have become all too common during extreme weather events.