For communities to better protect themselves from the next major weather event, homeowners must invest in storm resiliency efforts that can save thousands of dollars down the line

With the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season upon us, experts are sounding the alarm about the potential devastation heading toward Florida.

Floridians are no stranger to the damage and destruction of hurricane season, with many still rebuilding after the onslaught of last year’s storms.

Already this month, a 2,200-acre fire scorched Yolo County, hot temperatures and high winds necessitated red flag warnings and power shut-downs, and–so early in this new fire season–we are reminded more is on the way.

Earlier this month, CoreLogic released its 2019 Storm Surge Report — a sobering collection of data detailing the incredible threat that storm surge poses to Florida and a reminder of the immediate need to get prepared and invest in resiliency.

Tornadoes have again ravaged Missouri and Governor Mike Parson recently declared a state of emergency in response to recent flooding along the Missouri and Mississippi River systems as a “result of release from upstream reservoirs, snow melt and excessive rainfall.”

With hurricane season here, it’s time to get prepared and make a plan.

 The Sacramento Bee’s Editorial Board hit the mark by highlighting the important issue of hardening of homes in high fire-threat areas to better defend against the threat of wildfire...

Ygrene announced today that its Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Missouri program now includes St. Charles County. The company's partnership with St. Charles County is coordinated through the Show Me PACE Clean Energy District, a program that encourages local economic development through open-market financing for energy efficiency initiatives and renewable energy projects.