QEYS Energy is developing QEYS Reserve for critical computing facilities that need a practical on-site energy reserve.
Jeffrey works in quantitative operations, with experience handling large datasets, writing code, coordinating with counterparties, and managing settlement. His academic background includes Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Chicago.
He brings a combination of software skills and operational discipline to the challenge of building dependable energy systems.
Qi brings 20 years of experience in emissions and automotive manufacturing. An expert in engine emissions control, he has designed and manufactured emissions-control systems for diesel engines and leads Kaifact in China.
His background connects the company's technology development with practical hardware design, industrial production, and field operation.
Professional profile ↗QEYS has acquired a proprietary ammonia-storage and delivery methodology developed for diesel emissions control. We are adapting that industrial capability to a refuelable energy reserve for data centers.
The program will assess sustained output, startup and transitions, replenishment, emissions, safety, and economics. We welcome technical and commercial partners who can help define and test the first use case.
View proposed milestones →We welcome conversations with early-stage investors, data-center operators, engine manufacturers, and power-system partners.
Tell us about the facility, available power and fuels, required operating duration, and the evidence needed for a purchasing decision.
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