Community energy resilience hubs

we are talking about climate resilience hubs right which is another place where we can do training and gathering

We're fortunate to have um Chad here this evening. They're one of our selected um community resilience hub grant recipients at Harvest of Hope.

they are locations that meet needs or services um during a an outage or a disaster that and they they have different flavors

on the community resilience hubs, we're anticipating a a funding opportunity through Excel um where we could seek additional dollars.

Resilience hubs are great, but when there are 90 mph winds and 100 degree temperatures

people are very interested in resilience hubs or resil resiliency hubs

our resilience hub grant program that did close in the middle of August

We want them to act as resilience hubs so that in the event of a huge wildfire, we have a place to go

not only do we want rec centers to provide these functional, recreational, you know, physical needs for us, but we also want resilience hubs

rec centers, because of their distributed nature, they can act as resilience hubs

bidding into Excel's um resilience hubs RFP which would be a lower cost no cost.

it's kind of like that next step after community resilience hubs.

who are leading a lot of this great work around this idea of resilience hubs.

In the definitions section of the community hubs, the resilience hubs.

as we think about our rec centers, the resilience hubs during emergencies.

You know, resilience hubs during emergencies, reducing reliance on cars, 15-minute neighborhoods.

We can do it ourselves with these micro grids, with transactive energy, with the resilience hubs that are embedded in a micro grid system

I agree with the resilience hubs but I have a different plan for the resilience hubs

So they began to create a community plan around resilience hubs.

if there's any kind of intersect that you all see on staff around the wild uh the wildfire resilience hubs

I think there's two around community resilience hubs

develop a plan starting with let's call it three resilience centers south east and north

a community member brought up some of the community resilience hubs

I believe there's at least one that talks about um strengthening and building community resilience hubs.

I'm here to ask the council as we go forward to look at how we create community resilience hubs.

resilience hubs can be very powerful economic, health, and well-being multipliers for our community.

as we think about building resilience hubs and sites that people gather

which we view as a role model for resilience hubs

A battery charged by solar panels can power a building during outages, making it what we call a resilience hub

as well as resilience hubs, places that can kind of exist um on their own if they need to

For example, megawatts of local battery storage and local energy resilience centers.

we seem to be specifically in need of developing a network of resilience centers or hubs

thinking about micro grids, thinking about, resilience hubs and the way solar plays into that

how you would look at storage and on-site generation and islanding capabilities for critical facilities sheltering sites

we talk a lot about uh technology related to resilience being able to microgrid for

how do we make ourselves ready to Island neighborhoods when we have big floods

the ability to designate portions of town where micro-grid in a emergency situation well could really help the community stay functional during an emergency

when an emergency comes becomes the backup power system for a neighborhood or for a building