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U.S. utilities are adjusting electric grid planning to enhance resilience against wildfires, which are becoming a significant challenge. This year's wildfire season has exceeded the 10-year average, prompting utilities to integrate various data models into their planning. California's proactive measures in wildfire resilience are serving as a model for other states as the U.S. grid undergoes major expansions.
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U.S. utilities are adjusting electric grid planning to enhance resilience against wildfires, which are becoming a significant challenge. This year's wildfire season has exceeded the 10-year average, prompting utilities to integrate various data models into their planning. California's proactive measures in wildfire resilience are serving as a model for other states as the U.S. grid undergoes major expansions.
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