Problems with the aging power grid, most commonly in the form of power loss, creates immense expense. On average, power outages cost American families $150 billion per year due to damage to electric appliances and loss of productivity. While the majority of outages are caused by inclement weather, aging infrastructure, and changing climate patterns are placing more pressure on power grids leading to more frequent outages.
From inconveniences like spoiled food and lack of electronic devices to more serious issues like frozen pipes and extreme heat without climate control, power outages have a major impact on the quality of your life.
