Field-testedin Texas.
A field pilot is often the difference between a promising prototype and a purchase order. We intend to sign master pilot agreements with host sites across Texas.
I. Host types
Where pilots run.
Hosts are named only when signed and with each host’s consent.
01Electric cooperatives
02Municipal utilities
03Water districts
04Farms and agricultural cooperatives
05Independent test labs
06Universities
07Well sites (oil, gas, geothermal)
08Mines and mineral processing plants
09Industrial and cooling sites
Host sites
II. How it works
One agreement. Many pilots.
Standard terms
You sign a short pilot schedule under terms the host has already accepted: safety, insurance, data, confidentiality and removal.
Speed
Our target is a field deployment within about 60 days of our investment. Pilots that need utility or state approvals may take longer, and we tell you before we invest.
You keep control
The host gets no equity and no exclusivity. You own your product, your intellectual property and your product data.
Costs
You pay your pilot costs: equipment, installation, insurance and any host fees. We pay to run the program.
The host decides
Every host chooses which pilots to accept. We cannot promise a slot or a result.
Host a pilot, or run one
Your site. Your rules.
Buyers and host sites set their own rules. Founders get a faster path to the field.
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