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The US-Iran war has already disrupted global energy

When the Power Goes Out Tonight,
Will Your Family Know What to Do?

The 72-hour action plan for families and apartment renters who don't know where to start

and can't afford to figure it out when it's already too late.

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This isn't a hurricane warning. This is a war.

On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched Operation Epic Fury against Iran, killing Supreme Leader Khamenei.

 

Iran responded by closing the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting oil and gas supplies for Europe, Asia, and the Americas. Energy prices are surging globally. 

 

Iranian hacker groups have already published infrastructure maps and launched cyberattacks on targets across 79 countries, from the US to the UK, Italy, South Korea and beyond.

 

This is not speculation, it is documented, public, and happening right now.

Feb 28

US-Israel strike on Iran begins. Khamenei killed.

Mar 23

Iranian hackers publish US power grid maps.

37%

Global energy price spike since the war started.

Imagine your daughter looks up at you and asks, "Dad, are we going to be okay?"  and for the first time, you have an honest answer. Not because nothing's wrong. Because you prepared.

 

Imagine knowing exactly what to grab in the first fifteen minutes.

 

The go-bag is already packed. The car has fuel. The family knows the meeting point. You've been through it in your head a hundred times.

 

Imagine looking your spouse in the eyes, not with panic, but with steadiness. Because in the chaos erupting around you, you are the one person who knows what comes next. 

 

The one your family can lean on.

The 72-Hour Power Outage Survival Kit

Everything you need. In the order you need it.

Hours 0-6 - The first 6 hours:

what to do the moment the lights go out. What to check, what to eat, who to call, and what NOT to do.

Hour 6–24 - Stabilization:

food safety, water management, temperature control without AC or heat, and how to communicate when your phone is dead.

Hour 24–72 - Extended outage protocol:

the decisions that determine whether you're fine or in trouble after day one.

Budget kits:

exactly what to buy at $0, $50, and $200. No filler. No "just buy a $900 generator" advice.

Kids, elderly & pets:

Separate checklists for the people who need extra care and can't manage alone.

Printable field checklists:

laminate them. Stick them on the fridge. Know the plan before you need it.

Bonus: Solar vs. Generator decision guide

one flowchart. What to actually buy for your specific living situation.

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Elevated — Cyber risk
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Real Families. Real Stories.

What You'll Know That Most Families Won't

What to do in the first few hours

The exact hour-by-hour sequence for the first 72 hours, so when the power goes out you're not thinking, you're executing.

Which foods to eat

Which foods in your fridge are safe to eat after 4 hours without power and which ones will make your family sick.

First 15-minute plan

The one thing you need to do in the first 15 minutes that most people skip and that makes everything else twice as hard if you miss it.

How to talk to your children

How to talk to your kids about a blackout without triggering panic. What to say, what not to say, and how to make them feel safe.

Storm VS cyberattack blackout

The difference between a storm blackout and a cyberattack blackout and why the standard advice you've always heard only works for one of them.

The 0$ preparation

The $0 preparation you can do today, right now, before buying a single thing, that puts you ahead of 90% of your neighbors.

Take your phone alive

How to keep your smartphone alive for 72 hours, without electricity using only what you already own right now.

The emergency kit

The emergency kit that covers your family for 72 hours and exactly where to buy every item on the list without overspending by a single dollar.

Solar VS generator

Solar or generator: the one-page decision flowchart that tells you exactly what to buy for your specific living situation, budget, and city.

Get The 72-Hour Survival Guide
Instant PDF · Works offline · No prepper jargon

The 72-Hour Power Outage Survival Kit

Everything you need. In the order you need it.

Hours 0-6 - The first 6 hours:

what to do the moment the lights go out. What to check, what to eat, who to call, and what NOT to do.

Hour 6–24 - Stabilization:

food safety, water management, temperature control without AC or heat, and how to communicate when your phone is dead.

Hour 24–72 - Extended outage protocol:

the decisions that determine whether you're fine or in trouble after day one.

Budget kits:

exactly what to buy at $0, $50, and $200. No filler. No "just buy a $900 generator" advice.

Kids, elderly & pets:

Separate checklists for the people who need extra care and can't manage alone.

Printable field checklists:

laminate them. Stick them on the fridge. Know the plan before you need it.

Bonus: Solar vs. Generator decision guide

one flowchart. What to actually buy for your specific living situation.

€29,90
€57,99

100% Secure and Verified Payments:

FAQs

Didn't find the answer to your question? Please send us an email at this address: info@blackoutsurvivalguide.com

1. Is this just for the Iran situation or is it useful long-term?

Both. The guide is built around the 72-hour window that applies to any major outage: storm, cyberattack, infrastructure failure, or rolling blackout. The Iran context makes the threat urgent now. The guide makes you ready for whatever comes next.

2. I'm not technical. Is this hard to follow?

It's the opposite of technical. It's written like a checklist, not a manual. Hour 0: do this. Hour 3: check this. Hour 6: decide this. You don't need to understand how a power grid works. You just need to follow the page.

3. My parents are elderly and live nearby. Can this help me prepare for them too?

Yes. The guide includes a checklist specifically for elderly household members: medication refrigeration, mobility considerations, heat and cold management, and a communication plan for family members who aren't tech-savvy.

4. What if the blackout lasts longer than 72 hours?

The guide focuses on the 72-hour window because that's the most critical period: the point where poor decisions in the first hours compound into serious problems by day three. If you handle the first 72 hours correctly, you're in a fundamentally different position than someone who didn't prepare at all. Extended outage guidance is included in the final section.
 

5. How is a cyberattack blackout different from a regular power outage?

A storm outage has warning. A cyberattack doesn't. It also tends to affect larger areas simultaneously, which means emergency services are overwhelmed faster and restoration takes longer. The guide has a dedicated section on this difference and what it changes about your preparation.

6. I have a 2-year-old and a newborn. Is there anything in here for us?

Yes. There are specific sections covering formula preparation without power, how to keep infants warm, medication storage for young children, and what to prioritize when you have kids under 5 in the house.

7. I already have some supplies. Is this still worth buying?

Almost certainly. Most people who think they're prepared are missing 2 or 3 critical things. The guide includes a household audit section that tells you exactly what you have, what you're missing, and what actually matters versus what's nice to have.
 

8. Can I print it?

Yes, and we strongly recommend it. The guide was specifically designed to be printed. Large font, clean layout, checkboxes you can actually tick with a pen. The whole point is that it works when your devices are dead. Print it, put it in a drawer, laminate the checklists.

9. Is this a physical book or a digital file?

Digital only. After purchase you receive an instant download link via email. No shipping, no waiting. You can access it from any device: phone, tablet, laptop.

10. Is this a one-time payment or a subscription?

One-time payment. You pay once and the guide is yours forever. No recurring charges, no membership, no hidden fees.