California is at the forefront of renewable energy, and in a few decades could potentially become the first state to build and maintain an all-renewable grid. In fact, a mandate was recently [...]
CNBC comes out with some great stuff from time to time, and a recent article focused on the most important natural disaster jobs is no exception. Although not directly related to utility outage [...]
A new study from the University of Delaware suggests that offshore wind power projects can help reduce hurricane precipitation, as well as hurricane winds and storm surges. The study’s findings [...]
I just read an interesting article about a radiation emergency drill, and as you may or may not know, whenever find an article that describes a unique exercise scenario, I like to share [...]
According to a recent research report, natural gas infrastructure is resilient to storm damage because it’s largely underground. However, the report recommends improvements in terms of [...]
Lessons learned might be one of the most misused terms in emergency preparedness, because of the so-called lessons learned trap. This is based on a very thought-provoking article from the Ottawa [...]
Columbia Gas President Steve Bryant made a crucial mistake during his press conference after the Columbia Gas explosions. It’s important to take a hard look at his words, as several [...]
CrowdSource Rescue is a new web-based platform created in the spirit of emergency response. It was most recently used in the Florida panhandle to locate people after Hurricane Michael, as the [...]
Recent hurricanes and tropical storms have resulted in a unique problem – the overflow of millions of gallons of untreated wastewater into areas surrounding treatment facilities, including into [...]
I still remember it well – all hell broke loose in March 2011 when the largest earthquake Japan has ever seen (magnitude 9.0) created an equally massive tsunami that leveled the country and [...]