Next-Generation Energy Technology for Emergency Management

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The changing face of deployed power demands: The last decade has seen a proliferation of new tools and technology in the emergency management space. Cellphones, computers, and tablets have become indispensable tools of the trade. Most deployment plans have centralized power for command centers, but are inadequate in addressing power needs for distributed electronics.

Advantages of a diverse deployed power strategy: Generators have been the go-to power solution for decades. The key to adapting deployment plans to emerging power needs is incorporating battery systems and diverse power sources. A plan that includes power from generators, solar panels, batteries, and vehicle alternators is much more resilient than a plan using generators alone.

Using a remote tracking to improve situational awareness: Remote power monitoring provides data and insights that can make operations more efficient and more resilient. GPS tracking reduces logistical burden for managing power resources on the ground.