
Disaster relief and resilience is in our DNA as a company, with the concepts that led to products such as the SunKit and SunCanopy originating from NUE’s work with strategic partner, Footprint Project, whose mission is to support communities in crisis by providing clean sustainable energy after climate disasters. We have a long history of working with NGOs and county emergency managers. The demanding, unpredictable nature of disaster relief operations have helped forge NUE’s products into what they are today.
Whether you’re an emergency manager, firefighter, military, first responder or law enforcement officer, our comprehensive line up of products can meet your power needs ranging from small medical support to powering an entire basecamp.
HOW NUE SUPPORTS DISASTER RESPONSE
Clean Power
Eliminates the use of
small gasoline generators
Solar First
Recharge quickly and safely
when grid power is unavailable
Safety First
Can be used safely indoors and avoids
toxic fumes and loud noise
Portable
Easy to move and set up
in new locations when necessary
Multiple Options
Product line up gives you a
variety of options to meet
your specific needs
Easy to Manage
Simple to train staff for
deployment and set up
“This amazing team at NUE filled an essential gap for Third Wave Volunteer first responders, after hurricane Ida struck southern Louisiana in 2021 knocking out the power grids leaving millions of people without electricity.
Thanks to NUE’s products we had clean, easy to use, safe portable power for our command camp operations which included a mess hall, aid tent, medical volunteer tents, a field hospital with refrigeration, freezers, lighting and power for communications for our Telehealth programs.
We have deep gratitude to NUE for helping us become the first fully run solar command camp operating in USA disasters while other NGO’s were still running on loud gas generators. We are excited to grow our partnership with NUE in 2022. “
Dr. Alison Thompson
Founder of Third Wave Volunteers



NUE PRODUCTS MADE FOR DISASTER RESPONSE
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PowerPac Large
The PowerPac 6200 Pro is a great alternative to portable generators, featuring unrivaled energy storage and power output for the size and cost, thanks to premium CATL LiFePO4 cells. Charge from 10% to a full battery in under five hours via AC charger or from peak solar input.
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SunKit™ 5050
Affordable, reliable and powerful portable solar generators utilizing efficient lithium batteries. Connects easily to any commercial solar panel. The SunKit’s flexible design lets you swap out, upgrade or repair components to best suit your needs.
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SunCanopy
A modular solar fabric canopy that can be raised above users’ heads on the steel poles, or simply laid on the ground as a charging mat. Each 1000W fabric solar array can charge one SunKit.
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SunWing™
The SunWing™ trailer is a quick to deploy, self-regenerating system that can be ready to go in minutes. Featuring the latest innovations in solar + battery technology, the SunWing™ is perfect for a variety of needs, including emergency management, telecommunications, festivals & events, job sites and more.
WATCH: NUE with Ventura County Firefighters
WEBINAR: Using Solar Generators for Emergency Management – Deploying After Hurricanes
- Challenges with logistics
- Security of products
- What matters most to people
- Where solar generators can deliver and where they can’t
WEBINAR: How to Use Solar Generators for Emergency Management
As emergency managers around the country are being called up on to manage emergencies ranging from wildfires, winter storms, hurricanes and even pandemic-related challenges, the need for reliable, clean and quiet power has grown exponentially.
In this webinar, we covered:
- How solar generators can help you as emergency managers
- How solar generators have been deployed in emergency management situations
- A case study from an emergency management professional on how he’s used solar generators in his community
Speakers:
- Lee Feliciano, COO, New Use Energy
- Will Heegaard, Operations Director, Footprint Project
- Craig Moreau, Chief of Emergency Management, Fayette County, Texas
WEBINAR: Solar Generators & Emergency Management
In this webinar, we chat with Fayette County, TX Chief of Emergency Management and Houston firefighter Craig Moreau about his experience using solar generators for emergency management.
Speakers:
- Lee Feliciano, COO, New Use Energy
- Craig Moreau, Chief of Emergency Management, Fayette County, Texas