Power Generation, Storage, & Management

• Energy generated at homes, neighborhoods, and off-project

• Energy storage distributed throughout project

• Potential for pumped hydro storage

• Alternative energy generation approaches will be explored and if viable incorporated into project

Water Infrastructure

• Existing approval from LCRA to pull water from Lake Travis

• ~1800 LUEs currently approved with additional LUEs available

• Lakefront is deep water even when lake is low (as it is currently)

• Plans include providing water as a service to nearby communities as appropriate

Potential Water-from-Atmosphere as additional capability

• Can augment or replace surface water or well water sources when there is sufficient humidity

• Generates water from the atmosphere

• Water is pure, potable, and chemical-free

• At any moment, the Earth's atmosphere contains 37,500,000,000,000,000 gallons of water (if everyone on earth used this source it would be 0.002% of the available amount)

• Source is sustainable and renewable through hydrologic cycle

Water Conservation

• Grey water systems may re-use water for toilet flushing, irrigation, or green roofs or walls

• Can reduce required amount of new, potable water, by 75%

Waste Management

• Waste will be treated using micro-sewage plants scaled to handle a few up to a few hundred homes

• No perk or septic field required

• No city sewer or costly infrastructure

• No odor or noise

• Micro-sewer plants serviced ~quarterly with sludge recycled into fertilizer or charcoal

  
  

Recycling

• Zero landfill

• Automatically sorts recyclables

• Turns waste into fuel