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As Missouri wildfire risk grows, regulators and utilities take ‘proactive’ steps on prevention and preparedness
In the first 10 months of 2025, almost 110,000 acres across Missouri were burned by more than 2,700 wildfires. More than 9,300 of those acres were burned by wildfires caused by power lines. In May ...
As extreme weather events increase in both frequency and severity across the U.S., T&D utilities are under growing pressure to protect their infrastructure from hurricanes, wildfires, snow storms and ...
Risk levels vary across regions: In the Western United States, utilities are more vulnerable due to expected increases in climate hazards like drought and heat waves, while communities in the ...
Wildfire risk management is becoming an increasingly critical priority for electric utilities as they seek to safeguard communities, protect infrastructure and maintain uninterrupted service. The ...
Analysts warn the industry is underestimating technological disruption, with utilities spending very little on R&D ...
MISSOURI, USA — In the first 10 months of 2025, almost 110,000 acres across Missouri were burned by more than 2,700 wildfires. More than 9,300 of those acres were burned by wildfires caused by power ...
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