Power outages used to be rare. Today they happen more often, and each year they seem to grow larger and last longer. In April 2025, the entire Iberian Peninsula went dark. Transportation stopped, hospitals ran on backup generators, and phones and internet went silent. That was not a one-time event. Right here in the United States, regulators have been warning that our power grid is stretched to its limit. The system that keeps our lights on is no longer dependable. This is not theory. It is the reality we live in. Understanding why blackouts are becoming more common is important.…
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