Louisiana is building electricity hubs to power communities after a disaster. Here's how they work

The "community lighthouses," which are being planned and built in 16 locations in New Orleans as well as eight spots outside the city, are expected to help the most vulnerable people in a neighborhood within 24 hours of a power outage.

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