Grid Resilience & Extreme Weather Webinar
Building Stronger Communities Through Energy Resilience
As extreme weather events become more frequent and more severe, communities across the country are seeking innovative ways to strengthen their energy infrastructure and improve preparedness for power disruptions. The Center for Energy Education invites you to join our upcoming webinar, Grid Resilience & Extreme Weather, to explore how renewable energy technologies and community-based resilience strategies can help keep critical services operating when they are needed most.
This engaging online session will examine the growing role of solar energy, battery energy storage systems, microgrids, and resilience hubs in supporting communities during storms, hurricanes, and other weather-related emergencies. Participants will gain a better understanding of what energy resilience means, why it matters, and how communities are implementing practical solutions to reduce vulnerability and improve recovery efforts.
Featured Speaker
We are honored to welcome Michelle Moore, Chief Executive Officer of Groundswell, as our featured speaker.
Michelle Moore is a nationally recognized leader in clean energy, resilience, and community impact. Through her work with Groundswell, she has helped advance innovative programs that expand energy access, strengthen communities, and improve resilience for vulnerable populations across the United States.
What You’ll Learn
During this webinar, participants will explore:
- The concept of energy resilience and why it is increasingly important
- How solar energy and battery storage can support communities during outages
- The role of microgrids in maintaining critical services during emergencies
- How resilience hubs provide resources and support before, during, and after disasters
- Lessons learned from hurricane- and storm-impacted communities
- Emerging opportunities for local governments, organizations, and residents to strengthen preparedness and recovery efforts
Event Details
Date: Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM (ET)
Format: Live Virtual Webinar
Cost: Free to Attend
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is ideal for:
- Community leaders and local government officials
- Emergency management professionals
- Educators and students
- Utility and energy professionals
- Nonprofit organizations
- Business leaders
- Residents interested in energy resilience and community preparedness
Register Today
Join the Center for Energy Education for this timely discussion on the future of resilient energy systems and community preparedness. Learn how innovative energy solutions can help communities weather the challenges of tomorrow while building a more reliable and sustainable energy future.