Abstract Purpose of Review Electricity systems face substantial climate risks which are
escalating due to electrification, renewable energy intermittency, population changes, and …

The power supply from solar and wind generators is not only inherently variable but also
prone to failure due to rare-weather related events, ie, hailstorms, icing. Current system …

The evaluation of communities' vulnerability to prolonged power outages offers valuable
insights for prioritizing improvements in infrastructure resilience, thereby alleviating societal …

This Perspective applies a multidimensional, whole-systems energy justice lens to the
electrical power grid, conceived of as the national electricity transmission and distribution …

Electric grid continually monitors spatiotemporal data from sparse service areas. As power
systems grow and get more complex, and with the deployment of more sensors and data …

Introduction Climate change and global warming are an omnipresent topic in our daily lives.
Planetary health and oncology represent two critical domains within the broader spectrum of …

In response to concerns about increasingly intense Atlantic hurricanes, new federal climate
and environmental justice policies aim to mitigate the unequal impact of environmental …

The increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events from climate change
necessitates understanding impacts on critical infrastructure, particularly electrical …

Recent increases in extreme weather events such as severe thunderstorms, floods, and
hurricanes are leading to destruction in power system equipment (transmission and …

Microgrids are an increasingly popular solution to provide energy resilience in response to
increasing grid dependency and the growing impacts of climate change on grid operations …