Fuente: Energías Renovables The water recedes or the wind moves on, and what remains is a street of gutted homes. Carpet piles at the curb, drywall lies in sodden heaps, and families sort through what the storm left behind. It is a moment of profound loss. It’s also one of the most overlooked climate opportunities in the built environment. Every rebuilt wall, furnace and window, multiplied across potentially thousands of homes, is a decision that influences how much power the local grid must deliver for decades to come.