Statistical Data
Average Duration: According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), in 2020, the average duration of power interruptions experienced by customers was approximately 8 hours per year when excluding major events. When major events like hurricanes or snowstorms are included, this average duration increases to about 14 hours annually.
Frequency and Duration by Region: The frequency and length of power outages can also differ by region. For example, in the Northeastern United States, where the grid infrastructure is older, outages tend to be more frequent and longer compared to the Western regions.
Impact of Severe Weather: During extreme weather conditions, such as hurricanes or ice storms, outages can last several days. For instance, Hurricane Ida in 2021 caused power outages that lasted up to two weeks in some areas of Louisiana.
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Recommendation for Distributors
Given the increasing frequency and severity of power outages due to climate change and aging infrastructure, there is a growing demand for reliable backup power solutions. Our high-capacity, high-power portable power stations are designed to meet this need, providing a dependable source of energy during extended outages.
We invite distributors to consider wholesaling our portable power stations to address this critical market demand. Our products offer:
For more information on how to become a distributor and benefit from the growing market for portable power solutions, please contact our sales team.
