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Saves aren't the only thing that can get corrupted when system power gets interrupted, though admitedly modern OS's seem to handle it way better then older systems...
Use backups as described here
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3103820559
And should you run into the unlikely situation of having a power outage during savegame, overwrite the problematic savegame with your backup. Simple as that.
Not really. I mean they're doing all they should I think. They allow you to create n different save files, so if one gets broken or corrupted you should have anywhere from 25-49 other save files to pick from either your own saves or automatic ones.
It's your OS that should deal with getting stuff on the disk safely. You may well consider whether there are settings to disable any buffering the OS is doing before writing to disk - most Desktop operating systems do this because it improves performance quite significantly, but at the risk if power is lost that data can be.
Although with journaling filing systems it's rare these days that the disk structure is corrupted to the point where the machine won't boot as would happen decades ago.
Your obvious solution is like a laptop - it has its own battery power supply that doesn't stop when the power goes. For desktop PCs these are called 'uninterruptible power supplies' - if you get one of these it'll fix every game and application and all your other devices that you have plugged in.
They tend to range in size and capability - some are going to be expensive. But a UPS that provides just a few minutes of power - enough for you to save your game, power off your PC and find a book to read that'll teach you how to create economic stability and infrastructure in your country, won't be that expensive and, as I say, that fixes the problem across the board rather than just one random game.