Practical write-ups for developers, operators and engineers evaluating data center power, atmospheric water generation, agricultural water systems and off-grid FLUX deployments.
How homes, buildings, campuses and data centers can buy, sell and balance power among themselves — autonomously, with no central controller and no single point of failure.
Read about transactive energy → DATA CENTERSSix public commitments a data center signs before breaking ground — pay its own way, make its own power and water, stay quiet, and report openly.
Read and download the pledge → DATA CENTERSWhy bringing your own power and water wins sites faster: speed to power, smoother approvals, regulatory readiness, new revenue and resilience.
Read the business case → DATA CENTERSHow an operator-owned PTE turbofan micro-grid and on-site atmospheric water meet the POWER Act's goals from day one — whether or not it becomes law.
Read GTG's position → FLUXHow primary power with battery backup keeps elevators, life-safety systems, water pressure and automated building systems running in high-rises — independent of the electrical grid.
Read about Flux Home for high-rises → FLUXHow Flux Home brings affordable, independent electricity to homes and community facilities on tribal lands — on-grid relief or full off-grid independence.
Read about the First Nation Access Program → FLUXHow a compact solid oxide fuel cell keeps pumps, POS systems and refrigeration running through grid outages — from single forecourts to multi-bay travel centers.
Read how Flux Home protects fuel retail sites → DATA CENTERSLaying out residents' and operators' concerns side by side, and proposing on-site power, atmospheric water generation and closed-loop wastewater treatment as a practical middle path.
Read the open letter → FLUXHow a right-sized 3kW fuel-cell generator activates telecom towers, COLTs and edge sites where the grid can't reach — in days, not months.
Read about FLUX Comm for telecom sites → FLUXWhy developers are designing FLUX Home into new builds — relieving pressure on the grid and saving buyers roughly $86/month at the national average versus grid power.
Read the builders & developers guide → EMERGENCY RESPONSEFlux Ember mobile power and a 1,000L atmospheric water generator on one trailer, targeting first water in under two hours.
Read about the Rapid Response Trailer → FLUXHow gas utilities can grow throughput and revenue on existing infrastructure by offering FLUX Home as a subscriber program.
Read about the FLUX Home utility program → DATA CENTERSHow PTE's natural-gas turbines give campuses staged power installed below grade, with venting that contains noise while capturing emissions and waste heat.
Read about Portable Turbine Energy → AGRICULTUREWhy growers are looking past groundwater, how clustered AWG units scale with acreage, and where Greenfield Hydroponics fits in.
Read about atmospheric water for agriculture → FLUXReal specs on the solid oxide fuel cell technology behind GTG's off-grid primary power, from homes to rapid-deploy emergency response.
Read the FLUX Home & Ember overview → WATERA plain-language look at AWG technology, output by unit size, and the independent testing behind GTG's water quality claims.
Read how atmospheric water generation works → DATA CENTERSWhy power and water are being evaluated as one system on campus projects, and what that means for site selection and community relations.
Read why water is now critical infrastructure → DATA CENTERSWhy sites too contaminated for housing or farming can still clear the bar for a data center, and what to verify on power, water and structural load before ground breaks.
Read why brownfields fit data centers →
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