Hillwood Communities Partners With Base Power on Texas Home Energy
The collaboration aims to bring advanced energy resilience technology to nearly 6,500 homes across North Texas master-planned communities.
Hillwood Communities, a nationally recognized master-planned development firm, has announced a partnership with Base Power to expand energy resilience technology across nearly 6,500 homes in North Texas, marking what both companies describe as a first-of-its-kind collaboration in residential development.
The agreement positions Base Power's advanced energy systems within Hillwood's established network of master-planned communities in the Dallas-Fort Worth region, giving thousands of prospective and existing homeowners access to technology designed to strengthen grid independence and reduce vulnerability to power disruptions.
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North Texas has seen growing demand for energy resilience solutions as extreme weather events and grid stress have placed reliability at the center of homebuyer priorities. The Hillwood-Base Power arrangement reflects a broader industry shift toward embedding energy infrastructure partnerships directly into community planning rather than leaving homeowners to pursue solutions individually.
The scale of the deal — spanning close to 6,500 units — signals significant commercial ambition for Base Power, a company working to accelerate distributed energy adoption at the residential level. For Hillwood Communities, the partnership adds a differentiated amenity to its community offerings at a time when energy costs and reliability have become prominent factors in home purchasing decisions.
Continue reading at Real Estate for the full announcement and additional details on deployment timelines and technology specifications.
