Located at the White Sands Missile Range (WSMR) in New Mexico, this hydrogen-powered Nanogrid is designed for continuous, unattended operation in a remote, off-grid location. Operating independently from the power grid, this Nanogrid is equipped with solar panels, an atmospheric water generator and an electrolyzer to split the hydrogen from water. It also features a fuel cell, low pressure hydrogen storage and battery energy storage.

After Hurricane Ida, communications company Comcast sought to quickly set up Crisis Response Centers. The company deployed Sesame Solar Mobile Nanogrids in Houma and LaPlace, Louisiana, opening them in Home Depot parking lots to provide pop-up offices for cell phone purchases and emergency assistance, power to Comcast vans that provided Wi-Fi, and power to large trailers containing toilet and shower facilities.

Cox is deploying their communication hubs into business customer parking lots to provide back-up power during outages or system upgrades. They are also used for events and emergency response.