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Continuing from the last post, I asked him what their actual returns, timelines, and numbers look like. He said, “Let me give you an example. Let’s talk about our two most advanced projects. We’re transmitting 5 gigawatts of electricity from West Texas to San Antonio and Austin. Once the permit is obtained, and all the contracts are in place — meaning once the construction permit and contracts are secured, and the client is locked in — and that client must be investment grade, like a data center or a big tech firm — then we can get non-dilutive project financing... Continue reading

Continuing from the last post, I asked him: “So what about approvals? Won’t you run into community hearings? Aren’t you being a bit too optimistic? ” He said: “Haha, our technology has no vibration, no noise, no pollution, no physical contact — and we’re operating under public roads, not private property. So the community isn’t involved at all — there’s no need for any public hearing! We’ve already been approved as a regulated telecommunication utility in 46 U.S. states, and obtained the Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity, which means we already hold a monopoly position.” “Oh really!” I said.... Continue reading