Climate change and its impacts on power systems often mean more frequent power outages and repairs, which raise maintenance costs and pose other challenges. Yet proactive modifications in project design, maintenance, and operation can enhance system resilience at lower costs than reactive adaptation. This Live Wire considers the implications of climate resilience in the power sector and highlights ongoing World Bank work and best practice, with a...
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Powering through the Storm : Climate Resilience for Energy Systems
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Schweikert,Amy Elizabeth; Ramstein,Celine Sarah Marie; Nicolas,Claire Marion.
Powering through the Storm : Climate Resilience for Energy Systems (English). Live Wire Knowledge Note Series;no. 2022/124 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099854409132241342