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Spatiotemporal distribution of power outages with climate events and social vulnerability in the USA

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Spatiotemporal distribution of power outages with climate events and social vulnerability in the USA

V. Do, H. Mcbrien, et al.

This study reveals the significant impact of power outages in the US from 2018 to 2020, highlighting that over 520 million customer-hours were lost annually. Unpacking the effects of extreme weather and social vulnerability, this research by Vivian Do, Heather McBrien, Nina M. Flores, Alexander J. Northrop, Jeffrey Schlegelmilch, Mathew V. Kiang, and Joan A. Casey is essential for enhancing disaster preparedness and resource allocation strategies.

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