Resilient Power Works

Headquarters

Hagerstown, MD

UEI

VJSLJM3N7GN3

CAGE

99BN8

Resilient Power Works is a Maryland energy technology company collaborating with Pillar Innovations to bring its American-made power systems to market. The company focuses on helping utilities, municipalities, and other energy users strengthen local grid resilience through distributed generation.

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