Well VPE has really bottled that you might say

And made backup power at cell sites

A really extraordinary opportunity here

Let’s talk about that with Dave Dekarske from VPE

Tell me about this, logistics free power, water is the primary fuel source

What’s that all about?

We have our first regenerative fuel cell that is zero carbon footprint

So like any traditional fuel cell, the byproduct is water

So unlike other competitors that we have, we grab that water

We bottle it, and we use that as the fuel source through a secondary process

Ok, Well show me how this works

I’ll explain it very quickly.

This is the main control panel for the unit, on the electro self, which monitors

As well as drives the whole system

This is our DC input, these are oxygen panels for vents

For the ingestion of the atmosphere into the system itself

This is our control panel, for the electrolyses of the water back into hydrogen.

We have our rectifiers up top

Which takes the DC and converts it back to AC

We have our electrolizer right here, which actually does the chemical separation

Of the hydrogen to the oxygen, which the hydrogen will be recompressed

Back into the system, and into our storage facility

On the left hand side, we have a 6 kilowatt fuel cell

So 101 of fuel cell is we introduce hydrogen on the anode side of the cell itself

We strip away the protons and the electrons

We introduce oxygen on the cathode side

And then the combination of the oxygen back with the hydrogen

Produces water. Water. Right, H2O

That same product gets recaptured

So after I burn through the hydrogen and my AC grid comes back on again

I take that same water we have captured

I put it through a electrolysis process

To where then, what I’m doing is removing the hydrogen from the oxygen

I take that hydrogen, recompress it back into my storage facility

As fuel for the fuel cell during the next event as it runs up

So what happens, or is there integration with solar here of any type

I assume with this machinery, you’ve got it out in the middle of the heat

You’ve got to keep it cold somehow

Absolutely, the fuel cell is a DC power source. The electrolyzer needs AC

So I need one of three things

I need either grid power, I need solar power, or I need wind power

So if you go off the grid, for some reason, a storm of some type

If you have wind or a solar component that takes care of that kind of power generation

Absolutely, we have married it with all three

I do have actual items out there that are married to solar

Primarily run on grid power and we’re just introducing wind as well

So we can be totally green energy. Green energy, producing green energy.