24 Hour SOLAR
Patent-Pending Tri-Generation Solar

AI Urgently Needs Our Advanced Solar System

2.6×
the energy output
Affordable
Long-term energy dispatch
183 → 426 TWh
U.S. data-center electricity use, 2024 to projected 2030
10×
Increase in PJM grid capacity prices, 2024-25 to 2026-27
40%
Of AI data centers projected power-restricted by 2027 (Gartner)

Four Significant Markets

One system, four ways to deploy it.

1

Solar Farm Upgrades

Solar farms upgrade their output and energy storage — supplying AI data centers with long-term stable power, replacing expensive lithium batteries.

2

Off-Grid & Africa

Off-grid applications for mining, farming, and electrification in Africa.

3

Industrial Heat Processing

Heat processing for drying in multiple industries.

4

Green Compressed Air

Green compressed air for factory assembly lines.

What We Do

24 Hour SOLAR is a tri-generation, spectral-splitting solar systems — using both the white light spectrum and the infrared, with long-term thermal storage. We will be building a 60-heliostat system that can provide power for 150 homes or upgrade storage in a solar farm. Affordable and GREEN.

1

Two outputs, one panel

PV electricity and concentrated thermal energy are captured from the same incoming sunlight, at the same time, from the same mirror surface.

2

Multi-day dispatch

Dual-tank molten salt storage extends dispatchable power from a typical battery's ~4 hours to 7–22 days from a single unit.

3

Sub-utility scale

Built for the fragmented middle market — edge data centers, mid-size industrial sites, and rural communities — that utility CSP and grid batteries can't economically reach.

Proof Point

Modeled head-to-head against Sky Ranch Solar Energy Center (PNM / Meta / NextEra), a real 190 MW utility plant on 1,600 acres in Los Lunas, New Mexico — same acreage, same DNI.

+20%
More electricity/day
1,440 vs 1,197 MWh
18×
Longer storage dispatch
7–22 days vs. 4 hrs
96%
Lower storage cost
$2.5M vs $60M
2.6×
More total useful energy
1,140 vs 437 GWh/yr
See the Full Comparison

Intellectual Property

Four provisional patent applications filed with the USPTO in July 2026, securing a priority date across the full system — the core optical innovation, the tracking platform, the secondary concentrator, and the system-level integration.

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