California start-up inks FEMA deal to provide disaster relief solar villages

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Following five years of research and development, California start-up and provider of disaster relief technology Green Horizon has begun shipping its modestly-named Central Service Unit (CSU). Combined with its QuickHab and SFH40 rapid-assembly prefabricated homes, Green Horizon has come up with a trio of rapid-response technologies that the company hopes will transform our responses to natural disasters by providing, essentially, rapid-assembly solar powered villages... Continue Reading California start-up inks FEMA deal to provide disaster relief solar villages

Section: Good Thinking

Tags: Architecture, Emergency Housing, Prefabricated, Solar-powered

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