Affordable Homes, Cooling Centers, and a Faster Grid? Yes, Please
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Four companies—Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles, National Grid, WinnCompanies, and Tucson Electric Power—received $750,000 in federal funding through the Innovation Incubator (IN2) program on May 28, 2026, to scale emerging technologies for affordable housing rebuilds, cooling infrastructure, and grid modernization across U.S. cities and power systems.
The technologies are in the pilot-to-deployment phase; broader adoption outcomes depend on field performance and refinement over the six-month collaboration period.
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