The high reliance on natural gas and the increasing frequency of hurricanes pose significant risks to Florida's power grid. Residential consumers, who account for the majority of electricity usage, are particularly vulnerable to outages, which can disrupt essential services like refrigeration and medical equipment. The growing demand for electricity, coupled with the rise in distributed energy solutions like backup generators and electric vehicle (EV) chargers, is further straining the grid. These factors highlight the need for enhanced grid resilience and better planning to address both utility-scale and property-level energy demands.