Funding Proposal
Global shift to renewable energy, key drivers, major trends, challenges, and opportunities.
- By 2030, renewables are expected to account for nearly 50% of global electricity generation.
- The adoption of electric vehicles is accelerating, with almost 10 times as many EVs expected by 2030.
- Energy efficiency improvements are reducing overall energy demand.
- Investments are shifting from fossil fuels to renewable energy projects.
- Challenges include substantial investments, grid modernization, and managing intermittent renewable sources.
- Opportunities include creating new jobs, improving public health, and enhancing energy security.
Funding Request: $5,000.000
Purpose: Build a fully functional pilot plant to demonstrate the technology.
Size: 1 Megawatt +/- 20%
All technology is viable in their own right. This proposal blends and improves on the technology to create a sand alone power generation system that can be used for point of use applications.
Point of use applications:
· Data and Bitcoin mining
· Mine power generation
· Mico Power Grid Generation
· AI power generation
· EV power generation
· Grid supplemental power generation.
· Local town and municipal power generation, removing towns from the grid and produce their own power. (This has already been explored in PA).
The budget for a 15 MW system blending this technology is $20MM+/-15% installed. If you look at the market potential, we are in a billion-dollar market. This is just the installed value. If you look at the long-term support and parts business, it adds about 30 to 50 percent to the market value over 10 years.
All of this potential hinge on a fully functional pilot plant. I have looking into this for about 8 years and the key has always come down to the pilot. All the technologies are in use in various stages. None have been blended in this way.
International options have not been looked at, but the potential is enormous.
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