By Philip Pearson | NuCreature News
The Trump administration officially declared a national grid emergency to protect the American power grid. The decision arrived through Executive Order 14420. It focuses directly on securing the United States bulk-power system. In this post, I will discuss the grid and how to prepare for a blackout.
Officials invoked the International Emergency Economic Powers Act and the National Emergencies Act.The administration classified foreign-supplied bulk-power equipment as an extraordinary threat to national security.
National Grid Emergency: US Grid System 82% Foreign Owned?
Why did the White House take such decisive action? The primary concern centers on foreign-made grid components and software. Current estimates indicate roughly 82% of key grid equipment involves foreign manufacturing or imports.
Throughout recent months, the Department of Energy issued multiple emergency orders across several regions. These alerts aimed to maintain electric reliability amid mounting operational strains.
Reliance on foreign technology leaves vital energy networks exposed to severe disruption.
As Proverbs 22:3 reminds us: “A prudent man sees danger and hides himself; but the simple pass on, and suffer for it.” (WMB) Taking wise, practical steps now will help safeguard your household against unexpected blackouts.
These things must come to pass before the imminent Return of our Messiah Yeshua (Jesus)
National Grid Emergency: Be Prepared
Preparation does not mean panicking. It simply means being ready if the power goes dark.
Here are the practical measures every family should implement today:
- Store Clean Water: Keep at least one gallon of fresh water per person daily.
- Stock Non-Perishable Food: Maintain a reliable supply of pantry goods and pet food.
- Grab Manual Tools: Make sure you own a manual can opener.
- Keep Backup Power: Charge dedicated power banks to keep small devices running.
- Secure Emergency Radios: Keep a hand-crank emergency radio ready for news broadcasts.
- Install Offline Mesh Apps: Download decentralized messaging apps like Briar, Berty, or Bridgefy. These tools bounce messages across devices without active cellular internet.
- Fill Up Your Gas Tank: Keep your vehicle fuel tanks reasonably full.
- Prepare Five to Seven Days of Supplies: Plan to manage comfortably for a full week off-grid.
- Keep Cash on Hand: Remember that card readers and ATMs fail during major blackouts.
- Create a Family Action Plan: Establish a designated meeting point and emergency communication strategy.
Talk with your neighbors, check on your loved ones, and stay alert.
Sources & References:
- The White House & Federal Register: Executive Order 14420, Declaring a National Emergency to Secure the United States Bulk-Power System.
- U.S. Department of Energy (DOE): Emergency Grid Orders issued under Section 202(c) of the Federal Power Act.
- Scripture quotations taken from the World Messianic Bible (WMB).
