Late Heatwaves Strain the Grid as Fall Approaches
Late Heatwaves Strain the Grid as Fall Approaches
US · Published Sep 27, 2025
Late-season heatwaves are straining power grids due to increased air conditioning use.
Climate change is intensifying heatwaves, impacting energy, agriculture, and public health.
Investments in renewable energy and grid modernization are crucial for resilience.
Intense heatwaves strain power grids late season
As summer wanes and the autumnal equinox approaches, many regions are experiencing unusually late and intense heatwaves. These prolonged periods of extreme heat are placing significant strain on power grids, leading to concerns about potential outages and the overall reliability of energy infrastructure. The convergence of high temperatures and increased energy demand underscores the growing challenges posed by climate change.
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