Every disaster is different. Every disaster response is the same: the grid is down, fuel is scarce or unreachable, roads are cut,
and the clock is running. Wildfire in Lahaina. A Category 5 in the Caribbean. A 500-year flood in Appalachia. An earthquake that drops a city’s transmission network in ninety seconds. In each case, the constraint is not willpower, funding, or volunteers. It is watts
where they come from, how fast they arrive, and whether they keep coming on day fourteen when the diesel convoy still
hasn’t made it up the mountain.

New Use Energy exists for that gap. Our SunCase™ ruggedized solar-plus-battery generators and SunWing™ mobile solar
trailers have been deployed in wildfire recovery, Category 5 hurricane response, catastrophic inland flooding, and post earthquake operations. They are the same units we field with over 30 brigades of the Ukrainian Armed Forces across 200+
deployments — because a disaster zone and a contested environment ask a power system the same brutal questions.

Are you an NGO, VOAD, faith-based responder, or emergency management agency? Call +1 (844) 941-3476 or
email sales@newuseenergy.com. NGO and humanitarian pricing is available.

Preparedness is measured in what’s already staged, not what’s on order. Emergency managers live with a specific anxiety: the generator in the EOC basement that gets tested quarterly and has never been asked to carry a real 96-hour load, and the fuel contract that assumes the tanker can reach you.

NUE units change the preparedness math because they have no standby cost and no standby failure mode. A SunCase™ sits in a staging cage for eighteen months, holds its charge, and works. There is no fuel to rotate, no carburetor to gum, no oil to change, no annual load bank test. When the activation order comes, someone picks it up and walks out the door.

Preparedness applications: - EOC continuity power for comms, dispatch, and incident management systems - Pre-staged shelter kits — lighting, charging banks, medical support, deployable in under ten minutes - Mobile command and forward staging area power - Water utility SCADA, sensor, and communications backup - Cooling and warming center power packages - Public safety comms repeater and relay support - Exercise and full-scale drill power.

NGOs operate under three constraints that generators violate every time: restricted budgets, impossible logistics, and donor accountability. A generator is a recurring cost disguised as a capital purchase. Every hour it runs, it burns fuel that someone bought, transported, guarded, and accounted for. In an international response, that fuel may be the single hardest item to source and the single most likely to be diverted. In a domestic response, it means a staff member spends their day at a gas station instead of with survivors.

A SunCase™ is bought once and produces power forever. It arrives on the first pallet — no hazmat declaration, no fuel manifest, no customs friction over a jerry can. It runs silently inside a clinic. And it presents beautifully to donors: a photograph of a solar panel powering a vaccine fridge in a village with no grid is worth more than any line item on a spend report.

NGO applications: - Medical mission and field clinic power — refrigeration, diagnostics, lighting - Satellite comms (Starlink, BGAN) for coordination and situational reporting - Water quality testing and purification system support - Community charging stations at distribution sites - Shelter and temporary housing lighting - Assessment team field power — laptops, tablets, drones, cameras - Long-term program power where the grid was never coming in the first place.

We work with you directly. NGO and humanitarian pricing, rapid quotes, and deployment consultation. Call +1 (844) 941-3476.

There is a phase between “the disaster is over” and “the community is whole” that nobody plans for, because it doesn’t have a news cycle. It is the eighteen months after the fire, the two years after the storm. The population is back. The grid is fragile, half-rebuilt, and going down again every time it rains. The next season is already coming.

Resurgence is preparedness with scar tissue. It is a community that now knows exactly what a grid failure costs and is not willing to be surprised twice. NUE’s role in resurgence is distributed resilience: putting power at the community level rather than betting everything on a single utility feed. Resilience hubs — a church, a school, a community center — equipped with SunCase™ and SunWing™ systems become the place the neighborhood goes when the lights go out again. Not in six months when the FEMA trailer arrives. That night.

Resurgence applications: - Community resilience hub power packages - Rebuilt critical facility backup — clinics, schools, fire stations, water plants - Rural and remote community microgrids where grid hardening isn’t economically viable - Islanded and archipelago communities facing recurring storm exposure - Small business continuity power for the businesses that anchor a recovering economy - Household-level resilience for medically dependent residents - Wildland-urban interface communities facing annual PSPS shutoffs

The communities that recover fastest are the ones that stopped waiting for the grid to save them.

The recovery phase is where portable power quietly earns its keep — and where most organizations discover their generator plan was a response plan, not a recovery plan. Recovery runs for months in places with no restored service: a gutted structure being rebuilt, a temporary case management office in a parking lot, a damage assessment team working a rural grid that won’t be re-energized until next quarter. The loads are modest but constant: laptops, printers, tablets, phones, lighting, power tools, WiFi, cameras. The environment is dusty, wet, hot, and hard on equipment. And it goes on so long that fuel costs compound into real money.

A SunCase™ solves recovery-phase power the way nothing else does: it doesn’t need anything from anybody. No fuel run. No noise complaint from the neighborhood that has finally gotten some of its quiet back. No exhaust in an enclosed structure where crews are working. No theft target sitting outside overnight.

Recovery applications: - Rebuilding site power — cordless tool charging, lighting, temporary WiFi - Long-term recovery group field offices and case management sites - Damage assessment teams — tablets, drones, cameras, connectivity - Temporary housing and interim shelter power - Debris management and restoration crew support - Documentation and survey drone operations - Distribution and POD site power over multi-month operations.

Ask about the SunCase™ Rental Program — surge capacity for the length of the recovery, without the capital line.

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