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Week of March 16–22: Opening New Channels
Venture capital outreach continued this week as Grid Keeper broadened its funding surface. A Tuesday meeting with the APEX Accelerator opened two promising pathways, potential SBIR funding and eligibility for Boulder’s Tech Venture Accelerator (TVX). I attended the Beck Venture Center’s Space Startups panel mid‑week, adding more visibility within the Colorado deep‑tech community. I also connected with Chariot Communications to explore future public‑relations support and began planning to expand in‑person outreach to include Pitch Boulder on Wednesdays. Engagement with the Colorado Startups Slack community added another layer of local connection, while angel outreach continued to expand beyond Colorado as Grid Keeper’s network grows.
Week of March 9–15: Expanding into Corporate Venture
This week marked the beginning of outreach to corporate venture arms, widening the funding surface beyond angels and early‑stage groups. I updated the Techstars application for the newly opened Anywhere USA round, ensuring it reflects the latest progress and positioning. SimuTech also received a full update on everything accomplished since their quote was issued, keeping them aligned with the evolving scope and timeline. The focus now is on maintaining momentum as Grid Keeper moves deeper into the validation and funding pipeline.
Week of March 2–8: Activating the Next Layer of Outreach
The Tier 1 Packet was sent to Bennett Thrasher on Monday, followed by the initial meeting with EcoSmart on Tuesday. The website received another round of updates, including the new Invest Portal and revised language to better reflect the current project direction and timeline. Mid‑week included attending the Beck Venture Center accelerator session, adding more visibility and connection points. Preparation continued for the next wave of outreach, expanding beyond angels to include corporate venture arms as Grid Keeper’s funding strategy broadens.
Week of February 23 – March 1: Expanding the Investor Surface
This week focused on tightening Grid Keeper’s external presence and activating multiple funding pathways. The website’s investor portal was updated with the latest Tier 1 packet, bringing the public‑facing materials in line with the current validation plan. My Beck Venture Center mentor received a full progress update, and both SAM.gov and APEX Accelerator profiles were refreshed to reflect the project’s new scope. I also attended a Beck Venture Center session featuring Seth Levine. I reached out to my local APEX representative to explore government funding options and began broad outreach to Bennett Thrasher, SBDC, EcoSmart, Denver Ventures, Innovation, and several angel investors. This led to a video meeting with Bennett Thrasher on Friday, an encouraging signal as the investor pipeline continues to widen.
Week of February 16–22: Submitting and Preparing for Lift‑Off
This week marked the final refinement of the Tier 1 packet, bringing every document into alignment for investor and accelerator review. The full package was submitted to Techstars mid‑week, supported by two new assets: a team bios video and a product demonstration video. With the submission complete, focus shifted to preparing for the upcoming funding outreach, organizing materials, tightening messaging, and setting the stage for the next phase of Grid Keeper’s validation journey.
Week of February 9–15: Aligning the Vendor Path
This week included a Teams meeting with SimuTech to refine the Phase 1 modeling scope and address the second round of technical questions. Their updated quote arrived later in the week, giving a clearer picture of the path ahead. With that in hand, focus shifted to assembling the Tier 1 packet and aligning funding sources to support the next phase. The pieces are now converging into a structured, investor‑ready plan.
Week of February 2–8: Building the Foundation for Validation
This week centered on technical clarity and organizational readiness. I completed the first round of answers for the Phase 1 simulation and modeling questions, tightening the definitions and assumptions that will guide the vendor’s work. In parallel, I began structuring the Dataroom and IP Bundle—laying out the architecture for how Grid Keeper’s materials, rights, and technical artifacts will be presented to partners and investors. Work also began on an Exit Scenarios Playbook to map the potential development and acquisition pathways for the technology. Together, these pieces form the backbone of a clean, professional validation sprint.
Week of January 26 – February 1: Submitting the Scope
This week marked a major operational step forward as the updated project scope was submitted to several engineering firms for fresh quotes. With the technical framework now stable, attention shifted toward exploring future funding options to cover the modeling costs once those quotes return. The focus is now on aligning resources, partners, and timing so Grid Keeper can move cleanly into the next phase as soon as the numbers land.
Week of January 19–25: Converting Insight into Structure
This week marked a major technical milestone: the full conversion of the physics into a Driven Oscillatory Telluric Current (DOTC) system. With the new framework in place, a fresh project scope and brief were drafted to secure an updated quote for the next phase of modeling. I also stepped back to reassess Grid Keeper’s present identity, a company building a new kind of Earth‑coupled timing and subsurface messaging system and clarified the long‑term trajectory this foundation can unlock. The week closed with renewed focus and a sharper sense of direction.
Week of January 12–18: Refining the Core Physics
The meeting with Dr. Yaoguo Li proved extremely valuable, clarifying a key refinement needed in the physics, specifically the way subsurface electromagnetic behavior is modeled. With that insight, the path forward is now sharply defined. The remainder of the week focused on converting the framework to a Driven Oscillatory Telluric Current (DOTC) circuit system and updating all technical materials in preparation for the next round of expert review.
Week of January 5–11: Structuring the Next Phase
This week marked steady operational progress. The Profit-Sharing Agreement was finalized, creating a clear framework for future contributors and early‑stage talent. A meeting was scheduled for January 15 with a new contact in India, an opportunity that may evolve into a future test site or staffing channel. Preparation continued for the January 13 discussion with Dr. Li, ensuring clarity around the scientific review and next steps. Website submission forms began coming in as well, and each was reviewed and responded to, signaling growing external interest in Grid Keeper’s mission
Week of December 29 – January 4: Reset and Forward View
The final week of the year was spent reflecting on Grid Keeper’s momentum, from early concept framing to academic engagement, outreach expansion, and the approaching validation milestone. This pause created space to assess the year’s progress and prepare for the strategic steps ahead, setting the foundation for a decisive and focused 2026.
Week of December 22–28: Securing the Final Gate
This week, a Microsoft Teams meeting was scheduled with Dr. Yaoguo Li for January 13—an essential step toward securing academic sign‑off on the research before moving forward with funding for ANSYS modeling and global scalability proof. With the holidays in full swing, the focus shifted to heavy social media activity across platforms to maintain visibility and momentum during a quieter season.
Week of December 15–21: Positioning for Precision
This week focused on tightening the technical and communication pathways ahead of validation. New quotes were reviewed for ANSYS modeling in case simulation work needs to be contracted externally rather than handled in‑house. Preparation continued for the upcoming meeting with Dr. Li, refining the scientific framing and ensuring clarity around the next steps in the validation sequence. Social media outreach remained active across LinkedIn and X, sustaining visibility and engagement as Grid Keeper approaches a critical phase.
Week of December 8–14: Approaching the Inflection Point
Preparation continued for the upcoming meeting with Dr. Yaoguo Li, focusing on technical framing and validation strategy. A potential job posting was drafted for ANSYS-trained engineers to support Phase 1 simulations. Work progressed on a profit-sharing model for future interns and candidates, aligning incentives with long-term impact. Grid Keeper now stands at a pre-validation inflection point where credibility, talent, and timing converge to unlock the next phase.
Week of December 1–7: Expanding the Signal
Grid Keeper joined the Front Range Hard Tech meetup at Boom Aerospace’s R&D facility, connecting with regional innovators and deep tech founders. Content strategy continued across the website blog, LinkedIn, and newly expanded X account, building visibility and interaction across platforms. A major win: Dr. Yaoguo Li of the Colorado School of Mines agreed to meet in two weeks to discuss the physics behind Grid Keeper’s carrier wave infrastructure, marking a critical step toward academic validation.
Week of November 24–30: Milestones in Validation
Thanksgiving week was dedicated to strengthening Grid Keeper’s public narrative through a LinkedIn content calendar, with daily posts across company and personal channels. Internally, planning began for future talent engagement, exploring profit‑sharing options to attract high‑signal contributors. Most importantly, the Technical Validation Report was completed, a major milestone in academic credibility that consolidates 120 years of patents, experiments, and modern research into a clear pathway for planetary‑scale infrastructure.
Week of November 17–23: Aligning Science and Signal
Grid Keeper met with Beck Venture Center to explore collaboration with the Colorado School of Mines geophysics department, laying the groundwork for peer review in the next steps toward ANSYS funding. Midweek, the Startup Forum on Digital Marketing & Ecommerce with Natalie Cotter provided new insights into outreach and positioning, sharpening the tools for Grid Keeper’s public narrative.
Week of November 10–16: The Wave Science Brief
I’ve been weaving together 120 years of patents, experiments, and modern research to validate a bold idea: the creation of an Artificial Guided Telluric Current and a freestanding carrier wave capable of transporting energy, data, and communications without satellites or fiber optics. By compiling Tesla’s early foundations, mid‑century geophysics, and today’s advances in cryogenics, AI modulation, and magnetotellurics, I’ve built a Wave Science Brief that shows how proven physics can be integrated into a new terrestrial infrastructure. Grid Keeper isn’t speculation; it’s the synthesis of history and cutting‑edge science into a credible pathway for planetary‑scale connectivity.
Week of November 3–9: Deepening Technical Validation
Grid Keeper attended the Beck Venture Center Startup Forum: Startup Sales Kit on Wednesday, led by Kevin DePopas, sharpening strategies for venture engagement. Outreach expanded with the addition of four geophysics experts from Colorado School of Mines, strengthening ties to academic rigor. Discussions began around the possibility of hosting a CSM intern through the Beck Venture Center, adding hands-on support to the project’s development. Validation outreach was refined and narrowed to focus on geophysics specialists with expertise in subsurface EM wave propagation particularly telluric, VLF, and ELF domains ensuring technical credibility aligns with investor assurance.
Week of October 27 – November 2: Building Scientific Credibility
Grid Keeper returned to the Beck Venture Center Startup Forum at the Colorado School of Mines, this time with Brad Feld in attendance, an opportunity to deepen ties within Colorado’s venture ecosystem. A mentoring session focused on developing outreach to credible scientists in the region, ensuring rigorous technical review to strengthen future investor assurance. Twelve potential Colorado candidates were identified, representing a foundation for mentorship and academic alignment. These steps prepare Grid Keeper for high-signal venture capital engagement, where timing and precision will be critical.
Week of October 20–26: Signal Refinement and Strategic Reach
Grid Keeper’s digital presence expanded with the launch of its X account (@gridkeeper_io), laying the groundwork for future social media campaigns. The Resonance-Based Infrastructure section of the website was updated with wave graphics and a clearer explanation of carrier wave creation—translating technical depth into accessible insight. Outreach continued with Beck Venture Center in preparation for the ANSYS funding campaign, and Eco Smart Finance was contacted as a potential venture partner. Beck Venture Center formally assigned Phillip Klein as a mentor, adding another strategic ally to Grid Keeper’s growing constellation.
Week of October 13–19: Preparing the Signal Boost
This week focused on amplification and alignment. A social media outreach strategy was developed targeting tech influencers to expand Grid Keeper’s global visibility. The event handout kit was updated in preparation for the upcoming Beck Venture Center Forum with Brad Feld on November 29 refining the message for venture resonance. Internally, a Document Standards guide was drafted to unify formatting, tone, and structure across all business materials, reinforcing Grid Keeper’s operational maturity and investor readiness.
Week of October 6 – 12: Entering the Venture Stream
Grid Keeper stepped into the venture ecosystem this week, attending the Beck Venture Center Startup Forum at the Colorado School of Mines alongside Dan Caruso, CEO of Caruso Ventures. On October 8, the project officially joined the Beck Venture Center Startup Community, gaining access to workspace, technical and business support, and a network of over 40 venture investment firms. The Mega-Corp outreach tracker expanded to 100 organizations across corporate, academic, government, and private sectors, Each a potential node in Grid Keeper’s funding.
Week of September 29 – October 5: Mapping the Giants
This week marked the beginning of Grid Keeper’s Mega-Corp outreach phase. Research focused on integration concepts, strategic language, and the ESG and innovation mandates that shape the agendas of global infrastructure players. An outreach tracker was created to organize and sequence contact with over 80 identified organizations, each a potential strategic partner in Grid Keeper’s planetary-scale vision. The map is forming, the signals are aligning, and the pulse of activation grows stronger.
Week of September 22 - 28: Response and Recalibration
Updates were posted to the Grid Keeper LinkedIn page, expanding the public narrative and reinforcing the project’s momentum. A new quote was pursued from M4 Engineering for prototyping, aligning technical ambition with tangible next steps. On September 25, DARPA’s response arrived: Grid Keeper’s submission was not selected. The signal continues. Investor portal documents were updated, and discernment sharpened.
Week of September 15 - 21: Building the Signal Platform
Grid Keeper’s LinkedIn company page was launched, marking a new phase of public presence and strategic outreach. A 20-slide internal marketing presentation was developed to articulate the project’s vision, value, and resonance laying the groundwork for future investor and partner engagement. The week focused on visibility and voice, preparing Grid Keeper to speak with clarity across sectors.
Week of September 8–14: Accelerator and Alignment
Grid Keeper was submitted to the Google AI + Energy Accelerator for next-round review, a move that bridges visionary tech with scalable energy solutions. A phone meeting with Ryan Webb of FEDCON further clarified how their services could support future government contracts. The outreach map expanded, and the signals grew stronger.
Week of September 1–7: Mapping the Outreach Terrain
Focus turned outward. Tailored outreach strategies were drafted for foreign governments and industrial mega-corporations; each aligned with Grid Keeper’s infrastructure and energy vision. The Investor Portal was reviewed for clarity and resonance, while SBIR and STTR pathways were explored in greater depth.
Week of August 25–31: Signals from the Field
A call from Ryan Webb of FEDCON opened the door to potential government contracting pathways. A meeting was set for mid-September, and the conversation sparked a broader pivot toward backup funding strategies and outreach recalibration. Research into SBIR and STTR opportunities began, with NREL flagged as a key alignment point.
Week of August 11–24: Calm Before the Storm
A two-week retreat to rest, recalibrate, and prepare for what’s next. With the DARPA submission in review, attention turned to contingency planning by mapping outreach strategies to industrial mega-corporations and developed nations with aligned infrastructure goals.
Week of August 4–10: Military to Civilian Transition
With the DARPA submission complete on the 4th, focus shifted from defense-grade precision to public-facing clarity. A Status Dashboard was launched, and updates to the Investor Portal brought new transparency to Grid Keeper’s evolving architecture. Behind the scenes, development began on twelve new business documents, ranging from Sensitivity & Scenario Analysis to Licensing Framework, Environmental Impact Report, Public Engagement Strategy, and IP Commercialization Plan. The transition marked a widening of scope: from classified corridors to civic resonance.
From Conception to Global Vision
This roadmap outlines Grid Keeper’s evolution, tracing its journey from early inspiration to future milestones.
2013 – Foundational Research & Conceptual Breakthrough
July 9, 2013 – A head injury sparked vivid images and concepts of electrical engineering that I had never encountered before.
Initial research into electrical engineering revealed strong parallels with Tesla’s work, aligning with the vision I was developing.
2014 – Deepening Research & Pursuing Innovation
Expanded research into Tesla’s patents and historical writings, identifying key principles relevant to energy transmission.
July 2014 – Relocated to Colorado to dedicate full focus to research and development.
Explored the potential of cryogenic applications in energy efficiency and superconductivity.
Began initial studies into electromagnetic wave propagation
2015 – Establishing Patent Foundations & Industry Outreach
March 9, 2015 – Applied to the ProBoPat program for patent application assistance, initiating formal steps toward intellectual property protection.
April 2015 – Attended Mi Casa Legal Nights open house for IP protection guidance, as recommended by ProBoPat.
June 29, 2015 – Met with Lee Meyer of Meyer & Associates to discuss patent protection options
June 24, 2015 – Assigned to David Boyd of Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton, LLP through ProBoPat for comprehensive patent searches.
June 30, 2015 – Patent attorney review determined potential viability but identified early-stage gaps in development, delaying patenting.
August 31, 2015 – Fully accepted into the ProBoPat program
October 1, 2015 – Reached out to David Hatcherr Childress and was referred to Integrity Research Institute
October 2, 2015 – Consulted Tom Valone of Integrity Research Institute, who recommended publishing in Extraordinary Technology magazine or Infinite Energy magazine, and suggested presenting at The Future Energy Conference.
October 5, 2015 – Applied to The Disclosure Project, leading to referral to Phalanx Ventures for further evaluation.
October 7, 2015 – Concept review by Sean Correia of Phalanx Ventures, with strategic business insights from Brian Yerger.
2016 – Structuring the Vision & Establishing Global Grid LLC
February 1, 2016 – Phalanx Ventures was unable to continue supporting the project, prompting a shift in funding strategies.
February 9, 2016 – Joined Find Venture, expanding efforts to secure investors for project development.
Attended engineering meetups, engaging with industry experts to refine technical concepts and business direction.
June 2, 2016 – Concept review by retired engineer John Maleski, who provided positive technical feedback.
June 17, 2016 – Mark Smith from engineering meetup reviewed the project.
Replied “I reviewed the project and found that your research and conclusions drawn are compatible with identified sources. So, all was well there, and you are to be commended on your work on this.”
August 22, 2016 – Consultation with Terrence Wyles (Startup IP Law LLC) to draft novel and unobvious claims. Suggested refinements in wired coils, superconductors, and closed-loop cryogenic systems to strengthen the technical framework.
October 10, 2016 – Applied to SCORE for mentorship on business startup strategies.
October 19, 2016 – Business strategy review with Brian Yerger (Phalanx Ventures), who recommended engaging a local business coach.
October 20, 2016 – Brainstorming session with Heath Messer (Extract and Engage Coaching) to structure a research company around the project.
December 16, 2016 – Official launch of Global Grid LLC, marking the transition from independent research to formal business development.
2017 – Expanding the Team & Addressing Technical Barriers
January 16, 2017 – Concept review by Terry Autry (RHM Group), providing initial insights.
January 18, 2017 – Heath Messer officially joined Global Grid LLC but relocated to Texas weeks later, affecting collaboration dynamics
January 31, 2017 – Technical review by Detlef Kurpanek (Merrick & Company), who referred the project to NREL for further evaluation.
February 7, 2017 – Dr. Andrei Swidinsky (Colorado School of Mines) conducted a detailed assessment, requesting $13K for full evaluation. Initial findings predicted failure due to attenuation, though resonance overcoming attenuation was not yet fully understood.
March 2017 – First attempt to contact Bob Krooski at NREL; engagement was unsuccessful at the time.
July 6, 2017 – Hector Velasquez joined Global Grid LLC, introduced through Heath Messer, bringing University of Texas connections.
July 13, 2017 – Established Global Grid LLC’s Facebook and LinkedIn presence, though LinkedIn outreach yielded limited responses.
August 16, 2017 – Heath unpublished the Facebook page, marking an adjustment in outreach strategy.
August 2017 – Heath and Hector met with the University of Texas, but the project review process was extensive. Hector disengaged himself entirely from the project and was never heard from again.
December 28, 2017 – Keith Malmedal (NEI Engineering) conducted a review, providing additional technical insights.
2018 – Advancing Technical Research & Energy Innovations
Investigated electromagnetic (EM) wave dynamics and resonance effects on attenuation, seeking strategies to optimize transmission efficiency
Researched and refined steam power applications, focusing on advanced compression techniques for improved energy systems.
Developed enhancements in cryogenic methodologies, exploring superconductivity and temperature regulation for optimized performance.
Explored Schumann resonance, assessing its potential role in natural energy harmonization and global transmission stability.
Researched quartz crystals and their piezoelectric properties, examining applications for precise energy regulation and timing mechanisms.
2019 – Strategic Outreach & Refining Partnership Direction
February 17, 2019 – Launched a new Global Grid LLC Facebook page to enhance public engagement, accompanied by a six-month ad campaign for outreach.
Second attempt to engage NREL regarding potential collaboration, though interest was not established at this time.
Conducted a second wave of LinkedIn outreach; responses were limited, with most inquiries leading to requests for payment for review.
September 26, 2019 – Held discussions with Heath Messer regarding the potential removal of Hector Velasquez as a partner.
October 23, 2019 – Final communication with Heath Messer, shifting focus toward independent consulting. Explored bringing Peter DeVargas on board as an independent consultant to provide fresh technical perspectives.
Researched patenting feasibility but determined that the project was still too early for formal filings
Considered grant funding and angel investor outreach, but timing and development stage indicated a premature approach.
2020 – Expert Evaluation & Grounding Strategy Refinement
March 12, 2020 – Brought on independent consultant Peter DeVargas formerly of the Los Alamos National Laboratory to assist with technical development and feasibility assessment.
Conducted an expert review with Don Nye of Los Alamos National Laboratory, who provided key insights and suggested refinements in the grounding strategy.
Project temporarily paused due to the global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, delaying further technical evaluations and outreach efforts
2021 – Strategic Reassessment & Vision Realignment
Dedicated to strategic reassessment and restructuring. Recognizing the need for a fresh start, preparing to dissolve previous partnerships and lay the groundwork for a refined vision. This involved conducting a comprehensive review of intellectual property and drafting a new business plan, establishing a stronger foundation for technical and strategic execution. The transition marked a pivotal moment, reinforcing a renewed focus on innovation, autonomy, and long-term sustainability.
2022 – Business Expansion & Strategic Outreach
April 25, 2022 – Reapplied to ProBoPat for patent assistance but was denied due to income eligibility constraints.
May 18, 2022 – SCORE assigned Adam Bradley as a mentor, providing key insights into business development and outreach strategies.
July 25, 2022 – Transitioned from Global Grid LLC to Grid Keeper LLC, marking a strategic shift toward independent innovation. Recognized the limitations of prior partnerships and refined the vision, enabling a more structured approach to global infrastructure transformation.
Began reviewing ANSYS for 3D modeling and project validation, enhancing technical precision and feasibility assessments.
August 2, 2022 – Reached out to The Musk Foundation to explore alignment with advanced energy initiatives.
August 16, 2022 – Engaged Giorgio A. Tsoukalos to discuss historical perspectives on energy technologies.
August 31, 2022 – Delivered a refined pitch at 1 Million Cups, sharpening messaging and presentation strategies.
September 6, 2022 – Reconnected with David Hatcher Childress to further explore ancient energy applications.
September 6, 2022 – Followed up with The Disclosure Project to investigate synergies in advanced energy research.
September 9, 2022 – Conducted academic outreach, contacting:
Michael Dennin (University of California - Irvine) for collaboration
University of Colorado – Boulder for research engagement
Bill Nye for potential insights or support
September 16, 2022 – Emailed Prof. Chris Mi, Ph.D., regarding energy transmission concepts; dismissed as “an unreal waste of time.”
October 16, 2022 – Submitted an unsolicited proposal to DARPA for alignment with advanced energy transmission research. Received guidance to respond under a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA), focusing on the Information Innovation Office (I2O). Identified gaps in cost estimation, prompting deeper financial modeling efforts for future engagement.
November 16, 2022 – Began collaboration with PTAC to explore federal procurement strategies, opening new funding and contract pathways.
November 28, 2022 – Secured System for Award Management (SAM) registration, formally positioning Grid Keeper for federal procurement opportunities. Facilitated by PTAC’s Tom Fuller, improving access to government funding, grants, and industry credibility.
December 7, 2022 – Explored participation in NREL’s West Gate program, though eligibility barriers (BA in science) prevented enrollment.
December 19, 2022 – Submitted proposal to Radiance Technologies, expanding engagement with defense and aerospace sectors.
2023 – Government, Industry & Media Outreach
January 31, 2023 – Submitted follow-up request for review to Radiance Technologies, continuing engagement on technical feasibility.
February 14, 2023 – Sent a patent list as proof of concept to Radiance Technologies, reinforcing the innovation behind the proposal.
April 11, 2023 – Conducted additional outreach to Travis Taylor at Radiance Technologies via voicemail and email, seeking further review.
May 9, 2023 – Reached out again to The Musk Foundation to explore funding and collaboration opportunities.
February 18, 2023 – Contacted NBC News National to generate media attention and raise awareness of Grid Keeper’s mission.
February 20, 2023 – Submitted an inquiry to Kim Mance, a Tesla journalist in New York, seeking alignment on historical energy innovation discussions.
October 11, 2023 – Emailed Lani MacRae at the Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy (EERE) to explore potential government-led energy initiatives.
October 11, 2023 – Engaged the International Trade Administration, assessing global energy expansion opportunities and regulatory frameworks.
2024 – Strategic Research & Infrastructure Collaboration
Reviewed International Energy Agency (IEA) reports on smart grid technologies, global renewable energy adoption, and regulatory frameworks, aligning insights with Grid Keeper’s development strategy.
February 2024 – Evaluated NREL's Viable Energy Infrastructure Technologies (SOLVE IT) Prize, assessing its relevance to Grid Keeper’s mission and technological advancement.
July 22, 2024 – Emailed Mike Murray (EcoSmart Finance) to discuss potential funding opportunities and financial structuring for Grid Keeper’s expansion
2025 – Advancing Innovation & Establishing Grid Keeper’s Future
January 2025 – Researched Rocky Mountain Inventors Association (RMIA) to gain insights on product commercialization, patent protection, and strategic networking.
April 20 – May 13, 2025 – AI-Driven Modernization of Technical Documents:
Leveraged advanced AI tools to restructure and modernize Tesla’s original transmission concepts, integrating state-of-the-art technologies into a fully adaptive system.
Expanded a 75-page historical construction document into a 215-page comprehensive modernized manual, transforming theoretical frameworks into actionable, cutting-edge implementation.
April 28, 2025 – Official selection of the Grid Keeper logo, establishing a visual identity that embodies the mission.
May 13, 2025 – Finalizing Core Business Documents:
Completed a comprehensive suite of business strategy documents, laying the foundation for future growth and investor engagement. This included the Business Plan, IP Strategy, Competitive Analysis, Regulatory & Compliance Pathway Report, and Strategic Partnership Plan, each designed to solidify Grid Keeper’s position within the energy sector. These documents establish a structured framework for scaling operations, protecting intellectual property, and ensuring regulatory compliance, marking a pivotal moment in Grid Keeper’s evolution.
June 2, 2025 – Developed Novel & Unobvious Claims for patent protection, strengthening the IP framework for long-term viability.
June 9, 2025 – Initiated formal patent searches via Public Patent Search, reinforcing legal and technological groundwork.
June 8, 2025 – Official launch of www.gridkeeper.io, marking Grid Keeper’s digital presence and establishing a platform for outreach and engagement.
6-15-25: Started the latest news blog for the Grid Keeper website.
Week of June 16–22: Laying the Foundations
The solstice arrived like a signal. On the longest day of the year, the Charter of Grid Keeper was drafted, anchoring the spirit of the project in intention and ambition. Strategic planning began, and a request for quotes set the wheels in motion for 3D modeling, our first glimpse of the world Grid Keeper could inhabit.
Week of June 23–29: Vault Assembly and Versioning
DARPA’s DSO BAA was downloaded and reviewed. The Investor Portal emerged to house our vision, and 28 business documents were threaded together with cross-linking and version control. This was the architecture week where the vault took form, and each document gained its place in the larger narrative.
Week of June 30–July 6: Breathing Life into the Pages
The document review wrapped, and Grid Keeper’s voice started to echo in the visuals; ~350 charts, graphs, and infographics to bring concepts to life. DARPA submission paperwork began, shifting gears from vision to execution.
Week of July 7–13: Currents of Innovation
Tesla’s birthday lit the fuse for the week. Quotes for IP and regulatory services were requested and use cases for the DARPA submission were developed. Electricity in metaphor and mission, ideas charged with purpose.
Week of July 14–20: Building the Legal Scaffolding
A formal fax to the IRS for an EIN signaled movement toward the bank account, and subcontractor certification for the DARPA BAA was drafted. Legal outreach expanded with a direct meeting with the law firm, where we dug into Grid Keeper’s project scope, evaluated their quote, and explored the critical distinction between data rights and IP protection. 3D modeling quotes arrived, and the visuals multiplied.
Week of July 21–27: Finding Our Voice
Grid Keeper’s narrative sharpened this week as data rights research moved beyond protection into expression, resulting in updated documents that better reflect confidentiality and intent. All visuals reached final form, and hierarchical reference numbers were embedded across eleven business documents, creating a network of seamless cross-linking. Behind the scenes, the SAM.gov account fractured, prompting a swift recovery: a copy of the EIN letter was received, the bank account opened, a new entity stood up, and the UEI secured. With structure reset and story aligned, Grid Keeper’s voice stepped forward clear, confident, and ready to be heard.
Week of July 28 – August 3: Submission and Threshold Crossing
The quote from the law firm landed, just in time for inclusion in the DARPA BAA. With SAM.gov approved, outreach to DSO, STO, and TTO moved into motion, echoing Grid Keeper’s steady ascent. Visuals were locked, and documents underwent confidentiality review before conversion and upload to the Investor Portal. The week closed with a shift toward final review, preparation giving way to action. Then, on August 4th, the threshold was crossed: the DARPA DSO BAA OT AAO was officially submitted.