Florida’s preparedness gap is growing faster than its infrastructure
Resilience is no longer something we can think about only during hurricane season.
Resilience is no longer something we can think about only during hurricane season.
Transmission lines can carry power long distances, but the US grids aren’t all connected.
Coal is more expensive than most other fuels for power generation, with costs still rising.
Small-scale solar panels mounted on balconies can help more households use renewable energy.
The disconnections point to a broader trend of energy insecurity, advocacy groups say.
Heat pumps are common primarily in warm southern states such as Florida where winter heating needs are relatively low.
AI is already helping to make businesses more efficient in agriculture, aviation, data centers and other areas.
New data centers can be built without sticking the public with the costs of their energy and water use.
Massive data centers threaten to increase electricity bills and the amount of fossil fuels being burned.
State utility regulators decide who pays what share of the costs associated with data center operations.
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