Help Relieve LA wildfires by Deploying Mobile Power Plants

America Clean Energy Group is a US-based company that manufactures in Texas. Our MISSION is to establish multiple world-class non-chemical battery manufacturing, warehousing, training, and technical facilities. We are committed to supporting our team members in need & the people of California (Palisades & Altadena). As a company rooted in innovation and sustainability, we are reaching out to aid those impacted by the devastating fires in California. Many are directly or indirectly affected and face unprecedented challenges, and we believe in standing together during these difficult times. Your support will help us provide relief and rebuild hope for our resilient community.

Support our mission to combat California’s devastating fires by donating five Renewable Energy, Mobile Power Plants powered by cutting-edge hybrid graphene batteries. Your generosity directly helps deploy $1,000,000 worth of sustainable energy solutions, providing critical power to firefighters and communities in need. Together, we can save lives and protect our future.

California’s wildfires grow more devastating each year, leaving firefighters and communities in desperate need of reliable, sustainable power. Your donation can be the turning point. America Clean Energy Group is committed to donating $1,000,000 worth of five state-of-the-art Renewable Energy, Mobile Power Plants equipped with hybrid graphene batteries—technology designed to deliver clean, efficient, and uninterrupted energy to firefighting operations and emergency shelters.

But we can’t do it alone. When we raise $500,000, we’ll unlock the resources to make this life-saving initiative a reality. Every dollar you contribute helps us reach this goal, doubling your impact and bringing immediate relief to those on the frontlines of California’s fires. Join us in creating a brighter, safer future—one powered by your generosity.

ACE GROUP MOBILE POWER TRAILER

The community initiatives involving mobile power trailers during emergencies like the LA wildfires focus on resilience, preparedness, and recovery. These initiatives not only address immediate needs for energy access but also support long-term community sustainability and readiness. Here’s an expanded view of these efforts:

1. Emergency Energy Access at Evacuation Centers

• Mobile Power Deployment:

o Mobile power trailers equipped with generators, battery banks, or renewable energy systems are deployed to evacuation centers to ensure access to essential electricity.

o These trailers power devices like mobile phones, laptops, and emergency radios, helping displaced individuals stay connected with family and emergency services.

• Medical Support:

o Many trailers are outfitted with capabilities to power medical devices, such as oxygen concentrators or CPAP machines, and refrigeration for perishable medications like insulin.

2. Resilience Hubs and Community Power Stations

• Pop-Up Resilience Hubs:

• Renewable Energy Integration:

3. Empowering Community Fire Mitigation Teams

• Fire Prevention Trailers:

o Mobile trailers are equipped with tools and gear for local fire mitigation teams to clear brush, create defensible spaces, and manage vegetation in high-risk areas. These trailers often carry:

• Public Education Units:

o Trailers also serve as mobile educational hubs, teaching families about fire prevention strategies, evacuation planning, and how to create defensible space around homes.

4. Supporting First Responders and Emergency Crews

• Base Camp Power Solutions:

o Mobile power trailers are deployed at firefighter base camps and command posts to support operations. These trailers power:

 Communication equipment (radios, satellite phones).

 Command centers with lighting and IT systems.

 Cooling or heating units to improve working conditions for crews.

• Specialized Equipment Charging

5. Disaster Preparedness and Training

• Pre-Positioning of Mobile Units:

o Local governments and emergency agencies are pre-staging mobile power trailers in fire-prone areas before wildfire season. This ensures rapid deployment when fires occur and reduces downtime during emergencies.

• Community Training Programs:

o Programs teach residents how to use mobile power trailers and generators safely and effectively. Workshops also include:

 Basic maintenance of mobile power units.

 Safe handling and storage of fuel for traditional generators.

 Integration of solar-powered trailers into homes or evacuation plans.

https://www.thegraphenecouncil.org/blogpost/1501180/506950/ACE-Group-Deploys-Mobile-Graphene-Power-Plants-to-Aid-California-Amid-Hard-Times

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