Is the utility and energy sector protected from climate change?

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Between the years 2000 and 2021, a total of 1,542 major power outages were attributed to weather-related factors.

Download this free infographic to learn how advanced weather dashboards can maximize your profitability and ensure safety of your crew and infrastructure.

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Between the years 2000 and 2021, a total of 1,542 major power outages were attributed to weather-related factors.

Download this free infographic to learn how advanced weather dashboards can maximize your profitability and ensure safety of your crew and infrastructure.

  • Winter weather events, such as snow, ice, and freezing rain, contribute to approximately 22% of outages.
  • Tropical storms and hurricanes are responsible for 15% of power disruptions.

Download this free infographic to understand the impact of extreme weather events on your utility and energy operations.

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