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Canada’s electricity grid, primarily powered by hydro and nuclear energy, offers high reliability in cities but struggles in rural areas where outages are more frequent. Demand is expected to double by 2050 due to EVs and data centers, stressing the system. Backup generators provide necessary independence and protection during outages.
Power outages are increasing, particularly in Texas, which has the highest annual downtime due to extreme weather, aging infrastructure, and rising demand. The recent Hurricane Beryl outage highlighted the need for backup power solutions. New legislation mandates backup systems for large facilities, emphasizing the urgency for reliable power resources amid escalating risks.
On June 11, 2025, the EPA proposed repealing federal greenhouse gas standards for fossil-fuel power plants, arguing CO₂ emissions do not significantly contribute to air pollution. This potential rollback would significantly impact state regulations and compliance strategies for generators, prompting uncertainties and possible market shifts, despite anticipated litigation challenges.
Harris County, Texas, mandates backup power generators for all assisted living facilities and nursing homes to ensure operational climate control during power outages. This regulation aims to protect vulnerable residents, particularly the elderly, from extreme temperatures. Compliance is crucial, as noncompliant facilities face penalties. Aurora Generators supports these initiatives by providing dependable power solutions.
Canada needs to build more electricity generation in the next 25 years than it has over the last century to support a net-zero emissions economy by 2050.
This will require doubling, or possibly tripling, the power we make now.
It will also necessitate cross-jurisdictional cooperation, engagement with Indigenous communities, and practicality in decision-making and construction. Additionally, it will entail coordination across multiple regions, involvement of Indigenous groups, and promptness in executing decisions and construction projects.
Diesel Generators Explained The demand for energy is increasing as the world grows, with it, the need for efficient, reliable and cost-effective power generation solutions. Diesel generators have been around for more than a century, and despite the advancements in alternative energy sources, they continue to play a vital role in the power generation industry. […]
The price of copper just hit a 10-year high this week. Generators use a large amount of copper. As a result, the prices of generators will increase more than usual this time around.
Entergy in Arkansas and Mississippi are asking customers to conserve electricity to prevent service disruptions. Current load forecasts are approaching an all-time peak,
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