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Effective border security is a cornerstone of national safety and economic stability. Learn how Sesame Solar's Renewable Mobile Nanogrids can transform border security, including their potential use as unmanned security stations, mobile command centers and surveillance hubs.

Sesame Solar’s Renewable Mobile Nanogrids are uniquely positioned to address some of the most pressing global issues in 2025, including disaster response, energy equity, and even border security. Let’s explore five key ways Sesame Solar’s Mobile Nanogrids can make a significant impact in the coming year.

Hurricane Helene's historic destruction across the Southeast U.S. highlights the growing need for renewable mobile power solutions. It's time to break the dirty diesel cycle and invest in renewable solutions for disaster recovery.

Lauren Flanagan has been named to the Grist 50 Award as a result of the innovative company she created, Sesame Solar, whose nanogrids supply clean energy after disaster

As climate disasters grow more frequent and severe across America, Sesame Solar’s clean, fast-deploying Mobile Nanogrids offer a vital, sustainable solution for emergency response and long-term resilience.

Lauren Flanagan, the innovative founder of Sesame Solar, recently appeared on the Midwest Moxie podcast to share her entrepreneurial journey and insights into the renewable energy industry.

During disasters, individuals with disabilities often face heightened risks due to inaccessible evacuation plans, unreliable power for assistive devices, and gaps in healthcare access. Addressing these disparities requires inclusive planning and solutions like mobile renewable nanogrids that ensure access to power, communication, and medical services.

As the United States grapples with unprecedented extreme heat, the impacts on public health, infrastructure, and daily life are becoming increasingly severe. Learn how Sesame Solar offers a sustainable and innovative solution to mitigate these effects and support communities.

With NOAA forecasting an above-average Atlantic hurricane season, both individual citizens and local governments must work together to build community resilience.