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U.S. electricity outages recently reached their highest levels in a decade. According to a report by the U.S. Energy Information Administration<\/a>, the average American electricity customer experienced a record 11 hours of electricity interruptions in 2024\u2014the spike being largely due to increased hurricane activity over population-dense areas. <\/p>\n

That 11-hour statistic might seem minor, if not negligible, until you actually experience the resurrection of a pre-industrial-age lifestyle. For most, the costliest and most significant downside is food and medicine spoilage, and while putting the perishable contents of your fridge on ice sounds like a cinch, the process is an emphatic pain in practice. You\u2014and everyone in your neighborhood\u2014need to find a retailer that wasn’t hit by the outage, buy a giant bag of ice, drive it home, and move $500 worth of food into whatever coolers you can scrounge under the paltry illumination of half-dead flashlights pulled from the junk drawer. <\/p>\n

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