Justin's Sales & Consulting

Children born today will walk into the 22nd Century. How are we building their future? This company commercializes disruptive technologies that fight climate change, remove PFAS, advance the 17 UN SDGS, and provide non-toxic solutions for a New Standard of Safe and Clean. We collocate solutions to create positive community and community wealth systems.
We call this Sustainable Sustainability.

This company commercializes and scales technologies that address critical challenges in energy, water, food security, environmental health, and community resilience. Through strategic partnerships with other innovators, they are advancing a portfolio that includes non-lithium long-duration energy storage, PFAS collection and destruction, odor and VOC control, infection and wound-care solutions, agrivoltaics, agricultural innovation, and Waste2Value applications. Its platform integrates these capabilities into place-based Impact hubs designed for the United States and the Global South, combining battery manufacturing, clean energy, water treatment, food production, workforce development, and locally anchored reinvestment. The business model pairs commercialization rights and equity participation with project development, sustainable finance, education, and global business development, aligning growth with the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Supported by an experienced multidisciplinary leadership team and partnerships spanning Tribal Nations, governments, universities, researchers, businesses, and community organizations, they are positioned to convert proven innovation into scalable infrastructure, skilled employment, community wealth, and measurable environmental impact. 
Batteries:

Better, safer, more affordable, longer-lasting option for long duration energy storage (LDES), Non-venting, sealed design, Unlimited charge / discharge cycles, 100% domestic supply possible, 2.9x energy density of lithium, non-toxic, no rare earth minerals. Scalable from households to grid storage systems.

Water Solutions:

PFAS | Water Solution (AEC): Removes up to 99.99% of PFAS in a single stage. Capable of “non-detect” levels, meeting new EPA requirements | Produces very little waste – up to 40,000 times less than carbon alternative (~80,000 lbs. of waste from carbon vs ~2 lbs. of waste from AEC) |Handles Micro-pollutants and PFAS-laden waste, making regulatory compliance easy and affordable| Low energy costs, no chemicals required.

Strategic Objectives

• Commercialize proven and emerging technologies through channel-specific rights, equity participation, and strategic partnerships.
• Deploy replicable hubs in partnership with Tribal Nations, rural and urban communities, governments, universities, researchers, businesses, NGOs, and nonprofit organizations.
• Create skilled employment, local supplier opportunities, entrepreneurship pathways, and community reinvestment mechanisms.
• Integrate project finance, global business development, technical delivery, education, and impact measurement under one coordinated operating model.
• Advance measurable outcomes aligned with the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Stakeholder Value Proposition:

Communities and Tribal Nations Local jobs, resilient infrastructure, workforce training, entrepreneurship support, revenue sharing, and reinvestment funds.
Technology partners Commercialization channels, project pipeline, market access, deployment partners, and potential equity participation.

Governments and utilities Integrated energy, water, food, environmental-compliance, and economic-development solutions.
Universities and researchers Demonstration sites, applied research, data platforms, education programs, and pathways to scale.
Developers and asset owners' Co-development, technical integration, financing support, operations planning, and community-engagement capacity.