Exowatt, Inc.

And then very much, I think obviously energy is, you know, something that is always been an issue to some degree, but it's just more so, you know, in the past couple of years being more recognized broadly.

And so it's, It's cool to see, you know, even how climate and these different things are really being addressed now through, you know, obviously a lot of it's coming from AI and the need of power of data centers and things of that nature, but really started primarily investing in the energy space and like companies like Allo Atomics and Exowatt, as you mentioned, and then Obviously, looking at autonomy, I think the way that we move people goods and military assets over the next decade is going to look extremely different.

I remember even as a kid being like, even having the internet, being shocked that we still had the postal delivery service.

Yeah.

And so I looked in the energy section, and I'm pleased to say there's half a dozen or so really great entries in there.

I picked out ExoWatt P3.

where they bank solar energy for data centers.

So basically, ExoWatt's contribution to renewable energy is the P3, and it's housed inside a 40-foot shipping container.

This is what I quite like.

It captures sunlight, it stores its heat, and generates electricity for up to 24 hours a day.

I'll let the government.

to do that right but we talk about energy need in remote parts of the world and here's something which can generate energy from natural resources by plunking it in a shipping container and we're good at putting shipping containers all around i just thought this was really and and by the way it's it's part backed by sam altman at open ai right sort of thing so i thought well you know if he's backing something that's going to help you know with the energy that his industry is using I thought that was a good one.