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Nearly a year after Winter Storm Uri’s devastation, where are we on grid resilience?
February 2021 can be remembered for many reasons: the arrival of COVID vaccines, start of a new administration, and the staggering loss of life and property during Winter Storm Uri in Texas. That was not the only example of severe weather in 2021: Hurricane Ida battered the Gulf Coast; drought and an intense heat wave struck the West Coast; and wildfires consumed parts of Colorado during the holidays.
The question remains: where are we today in terms of grid resilience?
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What will our next 20 years look like? Here’s the truth: they’ll be better with ACORE at the forefront of energy policy.
Shannon Kellogg
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
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