WELCOME TO ROADRUNNER DISASTER RELIEF
Our DMUs are lightweight, mobile, affordable, designed to operate independently of traditional electricity sources. Built with cutting-edge hydrogen power, water filtration, hybrid propane and optional solar technology, these units are ideal for remote areas, disaster zones, camps, and any location where traditional power simply isn’t available.
DISASTER RELIEF DMUs
Our Disaster Mobile Units® (DMUs) are designed to provide immediate relief in the aftermath of disasters. These lightweight and mobile units are equipped with state-of-the-art technology to operate independently of traditional electricity sources, ensuring essential power supply in critical situations.
RAPID DEPLOYMENT
Our DMUs are strategically engineered for rapid deployment in disaster zones, ensuring that critical power infrastructure can be established swiftly to support relief efforts and essential services in affected areas.
SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS
We are committed to sustainable disaster relief solutions. Our DMUs prioritize low emissions and energy efficiency, utilizing cutting-edge solar and hydrogen technology to provide reliable power without relying on conventional fuel sources.
POWERED BY INNOVATION: OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH NOVASPARK ENERGY
We’re proud to partner with NovaSpark Energy, a fellow Veteran-Owned Business, to bring clean, zero-emission hydrogen power to our Disaster Mobile Units (DMUs). NovaSpark’s cutting-edge hydrogen generator produces fuel, electricity, and water directly from the air — no diesel, no water trucks, and no reliance on the electrical grid.
This breakthrough technology delivers:
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Zero Emissions: Clean hydrogen power eliminates harmful pollutants and supports sustainability goals.
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Rapid Deployment: Systems can be activated quickly, providing dependable power exactly when and where it’s needed.
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Water Generation: Onsite production of clean water enhances self-sufficiency in remote or emergency settings.
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Power Independence: DMUs equipped with NovaSpark hydrogen capability can operate autonomously when grids fail or fuel supplies are interrupted.
This partnership enables first responders and community partners to live and work close to critical zones, introduce reliable AC and power into remote or disaster-impacted areas, and ensure continuity of operations — even under the most challenging conditions.
