Florida's reliance on natural gas and its exposure to frequent hurricanes make its power grid particularly vulnerable. Outages during storm season are a recurring issue, affecting critical household systems like lighting, refrigeration, and medical equipment. The high residential electricity consumption amplifies the impact of outages, as nearly all households depend on electricity for cooling and heating. The growing demand for electricity, coupled with the state’s limited excess generating capacity, underscores the importance of both grid-level and property-level resilience measures.