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Extreme weather events like #January’s #snow, #wind, and brutally cold temperatures in #Nebraska have an outsized impact on the #electric grid and show the necessity of protecting its integrity and resiliency. One public power administrator recently recognized the value of having diverse power sources.

As dangerous heat waves soar and break record temperatures nationwide, costly electric bills are affecting millions of residents seeking relief by cooling off in their homes. Many individuals living in lower-income neighborhoods without access to air conditioning are left with little options and will seek refuge outside in the shade. That is why we are working hard with our partners at #ForestforallNYC to provide #climatejustice through #treeequity and 30% #canopycover for all of #NYC’s residents. #Trees reduce energy overloads and are critical infrastructure!

Stay prepared for any storm with a reliable emergency backup generator. Which option is best: solar-powered or battery-operated? ⚡️ While both types have their own advantages, let's take a closer look at which one may be more suitable for your needs. 🏠  🌞 Solar-powered generators use the sun's energy to generate power, making them a great choice for long-term power outages. They are also eco-friendly and don't require any fuel, making them a sustainable option. However, they may not be as reliable during cloudy or stormy weather. 💡 On the other hand, battery-operated generators rely on stored energy and can be used even when there is no sunlight. They are also more portable and can be used indoors, making them a versatile choice. However, they may need to be recharged or have their batteries replaced periodically. ⚠️ Ultimately, the best option for you will depend on your location, budget, and specific needs. Regardless of which type you choose, having an emergency backup generator can provide peace of mind during a storm. 🌪️ . . . . #PriddyRoofingExteriors #PriddyProtection #backupgenerator #hurricaneseason #EmergencyBackup #SolarPower #BatteryOperated #StormPrep #StayPrepared #EcoFriendly #PowerOutage #RoofPower #SafetyFirst #Generator #StormSeason #EmergencyGenerator #StormPreparedness #solarvsbattery #EmergencyBackup #GoGreen #StayPoweredUp #BatteryBackup #SolarPowerVsBattery #SolarPowerOrBattery #EmergencyBackupGenerator #SolarPowered #BatteryOperated

Due to extreme weather becoming the norm, utilities are adapting by requesting equipment that can operate up to 122F, surpassing the industry standard of 104F. It's crucial to stay ahead of the curve in these changing times. SEL tests for 185F, highlighting the necessity for increased resilience in the face of escalating temperatures. Stay informed and prepared for the evolving demands of the industry. Keep this in mind as you navigate the shifting landscape of utility requirements. Read more about this topic in the insightful article shared: [Link to the article](https://lnkd.in/gAs88fWT) #Utilities #ClimateChange #IndustryStandards

Does your family have a plan for weather emergencies? Consider investing in a #GeneracGenerator for reliable backup power and create an action plan with these tips: https://lnkd.in/gY8xbpw #Generators #EmergencyPreparedness #HoneywellGenerators #GeneracGenerators

Nine metre waves are hitting #NSW coast as wind, rain increase. More at https://lnkd.in/g6Qz6Fej 🌊 #Rain, #wind and #waves are intensifying along the north coast of NSW as a #lowpressuresystem starts to form off the coast.

Summer storms started early, and they are threatening us often. Check out last months blog and learn how summer storms can cause power outages and how a Generac backup generator from Collaborative Services can keep your home powered and safe. Don't let unpredictable weather disrupt your comfort and safety. Discover why our customers trust us for their backup power needs. Read the full blog here --> https://lnkd.in/gg9ax9z6 We have the POWER, and so can YOU! #NewBlogPost #BackupPower #SummerStorms #GeneracGenerators #WeHaveThePower

Great article from Lisa Cohn on how microgrids can help resilience in remote and rural communities in Australia where bushfires, floods and unreliable electricity are common place. “The main drivers for that particular microgrid were the bushfires at the end of 2019 and early 2020, where half of the community was basically burnt down. And a lot of the properties around the surrounding area were destroyed. Another interviewee from a rural community in Victoria affected by heavy storms in June 2020 said that the resulting power, internet and communication outages prompted a need to find solutions. We’re saying we need something that is more holistic, whether for a microgrid or a neighborhood battery, something needs to tie all this together to help communities be more resilient and have reliable energy." Here's Lisa's article https://lnkd.in/emh_i_Rq #netzero2050 #microgrid #distributedenergy #communitysolar #solarenergy #energystorage #Batterytech #Cleantech

#PropertyDamage Claims - Solar Power Plant ⭐ Natural Disasters⭐ 1- Storm Damage 2- Flooding 3- Earthquakes 4- Wildfires 5- Hail Damage 6- Wind Damage 7- Lightning Strikes ⭐ Vandalism & Theft ⭐ 1- Theft of valuable components such as solar panels, copper wiring, and other equipment. 2- Vandalism causing physical damage to panels, wiring or buildings. ⭐ Fire Damage ⭐ Fires can originate from equipment malfunction, electrical faults, or external wildfires, causing extensive damage to the plant's infrastructure. ⭐ Accidental Damage ⭐ Damage due to accidental events, such as a vehicle collision with solar arrays or other infrastructure ----------------------------------------- Your thoughts and comments are most welcome 🤝

cendorindustry What happen to solar panel in storm In a storm, solar panels can face several potential issues. Strong winds may damage or displace panels, and hail can cause physical harm to their surfaces. Debris carried by the storm can also pose a threat. Proper installation and design are crucial to enhance their resilience, but extreme weather events can still pose risks. Regular maintenance and inspections help identify and address any damage promptly, ensuring the longevity and efficiency of the solar panel system During a storm, solar panels can be damaged by strong winds, hail, or flying debris. The impact depends on the severity of the storm. High winds can potentially dislodge or break solar panels, and hail can cause physical damage to the panels' surfaces. It's essential for solar installations to be properly designed and installed to withstand these conditions, but extreme weather events can still pose a risk to their integrity. Regular maintenance and inspections can help identify and address any issues promptly. #cendorindustry #solarplant #solarnews24 #@magicofbrands #ceNdorteam #solarinstallation #storm #solarprojects #solarenegy CONTACT US FOR SOLAR PLANT INSTALLATION