Quieter hurricane season could still be detrimental to US power grid, experts say

Quieter hurricane season could still be detrimental to US power grid, experts say

A quieter Atlantic hurricane season might sound like welcome news for the U.S. power grid, but experts say that may not be accurate. Even with meteorologists forecasting a slightly below average 13 named storms this season, events in recent years have shown that storm totals alone do not determine how much damage communities may face when infrastructure fails, according to Bloomberg. What's happening? New research from BloombergNEF suggests that…