Resilience Hubs
Resilience Hubs are critical facilities that communities use to enhance their resilience every hour of the year. American Microgrid Solutions leads in the development of microgrid-powered Resilience Hubs throughout the U.S. like the award-winning community Center at A.B. Ford Park in Detroit, MI and the Cambridge Community Center in Cambridge, MA. We helped write the book, literally, on developing Resilience Hubs working with the Urban Sustainability Directors Network.
Our Partners
The Community Center at A.B. Ford Park Resilience Hub
The Faunteroy Community Center Resilience Hub
Maui Resilience Hub Network
Cambridge Community Center Resilience Hub
California Indian Museum and Cultural Center Resilience Hub
Elevate Energy
Clean Energy Group
Microgrids & Resilience Hubs
What are Resilience Hubs?
Resilience Hubs are community-serving facilities like community centers, recreation centers, libraries, churches, synagogues, mosques and other faith-based centers, that have been augmented to support residents, coordinate communication, distribute resources, and reduce carbon pollution during normal conditions and emergencies.
Are Resilience Hubs the same thing as emergency shelters?
No. Resilience Hubs can complement emergency shelters during emergencies, but primarily support the community during normal conditions through a wide range of community services. In most cases, Resilience Hubs are not new buildings, but existing facilities that have been hardened to serve the community in all conditions.
Are there Resilience Hubs near me?
Every month, communities around the country have are launching Resilience Hub projects. We are developing microgrid-powered Resilience Hubs in Hawaii, California, Arizona, South Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, Louisiana, Maryland, Washington DC, Massachusetts, Connecticut and more. Anywhere that extreme weather or aging utility infrastructure puts communities at risks, microgrid-powered Resilience Hubs are making a difference.