Ygrene Disaster Risk Map

This interactive map shows risk levels for different natural disasters including wildfire, hurricane, flood, and tornado in each state as well as the combined total natural disaster risk across the nation.

Data for these risk levels was gathered from sources like FEMA, state databases, and others to compile individual state scores based on normalizing the different natural disaster risk on a 1-100 scale. Seismic disasters are not accounted for in these levels.

Explore the different risk levels across the nation by selecting a state to show a summary of the different risks for each natural disaster. Selecting “Enable PACE” will show the impact in reduced risk if PACE were adopted and utilized in just 15% of all eligible buildings within the state, which applies the estimated reduction in property damage and relocation costs in the event of natural disasters as a result of PACE resiliency investment.

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Measurement Data

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Methodology: Data gathered from public sources like FEMA and state databases. Confirmed as current and correct as of August 1, 2019. State score based on normalizing fire, hurricane, flood, and tornado impact data on a 1-100 scale. Potential disaster loss avoidance is estimated if PACE is enabled nationwide and used to upgrade 15% of homes and commercial buildings.

Disaster Risk Impact

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