After Disaster Strikes, Footprint Project in New Orleans Brings Clean Power – and Stays to Build Community Resilience

Footprint Project, founded by Nate and Will Heegaard, deploys portable solar power systems to disaster-affected communities, aiming to provide sustainable power to key facilities like health clinics and emergency operations. They work towards transitioning from diesel generators to cleaner energy solutions, installing permanent solar-and-battery microgrids to enhance resilience and reduce electricity costs. By partnering with local companies and engaging with community members, they prioritize building sustainable energy infrastructure for future disasters, ensuring reliable power sources and supporting local economies in the process. Their focus on ongoing learning and planning aims to create a more resilient energy system for communities in need.

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