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How Does Battery Backup Power Reduce Carbon Emissions?
The more useful question is not whether a battery is “emissions-free.” It is where emissions occur across the full backup power strategy and which sources the battery allows a facility to reduce or avoid.
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Preparing Industrial Facilities for El Niño Weather Patterns
The question is not simply whether El Niño will cause an outage at a particular site. It is whether existing continuity plans account for a season in which familiar assumptions about weather, utility reliability, site access, and restoration time may no longer hold.
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The National Preparedness Month Self-Audit: 10 Questions About Your Backup Power
National Preparedness Month is a useful time to look beyond whether your facility has backup power and ask a more important question: Will the system support your operations as they exist today?
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Labor Day: Critical Operations Still Need Power When Your Team Is Off the Clock
Artificial intelligence is contributing to a sharp increase in electricity demand as utilities plan for the rapid expansion of data centers.
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Protecting IT Networks with Uninterrupted Battery Backup Power
Artificial intelligence is contributing to a sharp increase in electricity demand as utilities plan for the rapid expansion of data centers.
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Battery Backup for 9-1-1 Dispatch Centers: Supporting Emergency Communications When Every Second Counts
Artificial intelligence is contributing to a sharp increase in electricity demand as utilities plan for the rapid expansion of data centers.
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How AI Is Changing Power Reliability and What It Means for Critical Facilities
Artificial intelligence is contributing to a sharp increase in electricity demand as utilities plan for the rapid expansion of data centers.
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What NERC’s 2026 Summer Reliability Assessment Means for Facility Power Continuity
Elevators are an essential part of modern parking garage design, providing accessibility and supporting vertical circulation throughout a facility.
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When the Power Goes Out On Purpose: Public Safety Power Shutoffs
Defining Public Safety Power Shutoffs In the past, losing power meant something had gone wrong. It could be that a storm knocked down a line, equipment failed, or demand overwhelmed the grid. Today, in California, Nevada and across parts of the United States, power is being shut off on purpose. Utilities are increasingly turning to […]
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