From wildfires to heat domes and polar vortexes to floods, the impacts of extreme weather are being felt across the United States. The climate chaos is revealing the fragility of our energy grid, and planned and unplanned outages are becoming more common. Losing energy during extreme weather is more than uncomfortable; it’s dangerous. It makes sense that home and building owners are investing in solar generation and storage resources, which can keep power flowing when the grid is down. And, when aggregated, these assets can do more than just help the owners; they can help the entire grid become …
