Rapid Restoration Begins with Resilient Infrastructure
Extreme weather isn’t slowing down. From hurricanes and prolonged heatwaves to powerful wind and ice storms, utilities are seeing more frequent and severe disruptions. TE Connectivity helps you prepare before storms strike - with rugged, field-proven solutions designed to reduce infrastructure damage and accelerate safe, reliable restoration.
$149B
Average total cost on the U.S. economy in the last 5 years.¹
83%
Average percent of outages in the U.S. are caused by weather-related events.²
~40%
Storm costs average of annual utility T&D spend.³
When Storms Hit, We Help You Reconnect
Our overhead connectors and in-line disconnect switches enable faster storm recovery by simplifying the isolation and repair of damaged sections of the grid. Their durable design and easy installation help utility crews restore power quickly and safely under emergency conditions.
Smarter Grids, Faster Recovery
Smart grid monitoring products provide real-time visibility into grid performance, allowing utilities to quickly detect faults, pinpoint outages, and prioritize repairs. This accelerates storm response efforts and supports faster, more informed recovery decisions.
Protect Your Grid, Reduce Outages
Wildlife and asset protection products help prevent storm-exacerbated outages by shielding critical components from animal interference and environmental damage. By reducing unplanned disruptions, they support a more resilient grid and smoother recovery after severe weather events.
Storm Prep and Response Solutions Throughout the Energy Landscape
Get an overview of our smart grid offering and see where our products integrate - tailored for IEEE networks.
Discover our product offering for your overhead lines and get an overview of where they fit.
SOURCES:
¹NOAA Hurricane Costs: "Hurricane Costs Fast Facts." National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
²Climate Central Power Outages: "Surging Weather-related Power Outages." Climate Central.
³Missouri PSC Report: "Report and Order Approving Stipulation and Agreement." Missouri Public Service Commission.
