Why the Grid Fails In Storms
How grid design, utility choices, and Texas energy policy decide who loses power in a storm and how fast it comes back.
Optimized for books about Understand why regional power grids fail during storms and how utilities, cities, and policy shape outages and restoration..
The GridGretchen Bakke, Emily CaudwellGretchen Bakke's The Grid explains how aging grid design and institutional choices create vulnerability and inform...Shelf signal: Electrical Power
Short Circuiting PolicyLeah Cardamore Stokes, Teri SchnaubeltShort Circuiting Policy analyzes Texas energy policy decisions and market reforms that shape reliability and response...Shelf signal: Energy Policy
The New MapDaniel YerginThe New Map situates energy geopolitics and infrastructure transitions that affect regional utility planning and...Shelf signal: Energy Industry
ParadiseLizzie JohnsonParadise offers a narrative of disaster, recovery, and community consequences useful for understanding urban resilience...Shelf signal: Natural Disasters
Routes of PowerJonesRoutes of Power traces the historical development of transmission and distribution systems, illuminating why some...Shelf signal: Middle Atlantic History
Empire of WaterDavid SollEmpire of Water provides a municipal infrastructure lens showing how management and politics determine service...Shelf signal: Middle Atlantic History