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Liquid metal battery
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American Renewable Energy Associates
Coney Island Micro Grid Project
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Sandwich Plate Flood Proofing
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RIM+ Floodglass
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Monitoring system and wireless mesh network
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Resilient Power Hub
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Watchdog with Standby Generation
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Real time risk detection
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Modular Integrated Transportable Substation (MITS)
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Energy storage
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Dry flood proofing of commercial buildings
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FIAMM Sodium Nickel Chloride batteries
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Battery Storage
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Staten Island Solar
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Rockaway Consortium
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Flood Panel
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NYC Continuity & Recovery Planner
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Storm Surge Resiliency Network
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Low-Cost Active Floodproofing Technology
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Energy Resiliency System® (ERS)
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Smartphone communication device
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Safe Space
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Modular Flood Barrier System
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Navy Yard Barrier
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Solatube Daylighting System
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FloodSax
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GridLink
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Red Hook WIFI, a wireless mesh network for Red Hook, Brooklyn
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ResilientNYC
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Pairing technologies for resiliency
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Wireless Network Reliability Using Fuel Cell Technology
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Wireless Mesh technology
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NYC Smart Response: Smart Sensors for Crowdsourced Resiliency
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Renewable Energy Generator: Commercial Emergency Power
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Hybrid Power System for Mobile Mesh Networks
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Hybrid Backup for Multi-family Residences
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Wialan Emergency Warning System (WEWS) for Disaster Recovery
Finalists
RISE : NYC finalists represent a highly competitive and diverse group of some of the most promising resiliency innovations from around the world. The 37 finalists are currently refining their project proposals and identifying local small businesses that were impacted by Hurricane Sandy to include as project sites. As a project site, small businesses may receive a technology or solution installed at their business or building for free – ensuring that they are better prepared for the impacts of future storms, sea level rise and other effects of climate change.
Through the RISE : NYC finalists, a variety of technologies and solutions are under consideration, including:
Energy technologies
Floodproofing solutions
Software products
Telecom/data services