$EMAT (See Photos Below) “Every serious manufacturer in this country is asking the same question right now: where does the power come from? EMAT is rebuilding one of the most important supply chains America has. Our job is to make sure power is never the thing that slows them down,” said Jason Herring, Founder and CEO of VIVIFY Technology.
“Large blocks of reliable power are becoming the constraint no one in advanced manufacturing can ignore. Pairing a domestic critical materials supply chain with domestic, behind-the-meter power is exactly what this moment calls for,” David Wilcox, Executive Chairman of EMAT, said. “Two Florida companies, one mission: End America’s dependence on foreign supply for the materials our industrial base and national defense run on.”
“Florida is open for business. Two great Florida companies are innovating today to solve for tomorrow’s energy needs and critical supply chains.” said U.S. Representative and Candidate for Florida Governor, Byron Donalds. Byron recently toured the VIVIFY facility and met with their engineering team, noting that their technology addresses Florida’s most pressing energy issues: hurricane recovery, rapid residential growth, and data center demands.
“Large blocks of reliable power are becoming the constraint no one in advanced manufacturing can ignore. Pairing a domestic critical materials supply chain with domestic, behind-the-meter power is exactly what this moment calls for,” David Wilcox, Executive Chairman of EMAT, said. “Two Florida companies, one mission: End America’s dependence on foreign supply for the materials our industrial base and national defense run on.”
“Florida is open for business. Two great Florida companies are innovating today to solve for tomorrow’s energy needs and critical supply chains.” said U.S. Representative and Candidate for Florida Governor, Byron Donalds. Byron recently toured the VIVIFY facility and met with their engineering team, noting that their technology addresses Florida’s most pressing energy issues: hurricane recovery, rapid residential growth, and data center demands.
