Hillwood Communities Partners With Base Power on Home Energy Resilience
The collaboration aims to bring advanced energy technology to nearly 6,500 homes across North Texas master-planned communities.
Hillwood Communities, a nationally recognized master-planned development firm, has announced a first-of-its-kind partnership with Base Power to expand access to advanced energy resilience technology across North Texas, the companies said Monday.
The collaboration is expected to reach nearly 6,500 homes in the Dallas-area region, offering residents access to energy technology designed to improve grid reliability and reduce vulnerability to power outages — a persistent concern in Texas following high-profile grid failures in recent years.
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Hillwood Communities has built a reputation as a large-scale residential developer in the North Texas market, while Base Power has positioned itself as an emerging player in distributed energy solutions. The pairing signals a growing trend of homebuilders and developers integrating energy resilience directly into community planning rather than leaving it to individual homeowners.
The agreement reflects broader momentum in the real estate industry toward embedding energy infrastructure as a core amenity, particularly in markets where grid instability has become a factor in homebuying decisions. North Texas, one of the fastest-growing residential markets in the United States, stands as a significant proving ground for this model.
Continue reading at Real Estate for full details on the partnership terms and community rollout timeline.
