Water
Atmospheric water harvesting and local resilience.
Investigating how water from the air could support places facing constrained supplies.
Water resilience.
Useful heat.
An independent, self-funded lab exploring atmospheric water harvesting, energy offsets, and resilient systems.
Colorado / Independent applied researchA closer look
01 / Research directions
Look at what’s lost.
Ask what it could do.
Heat, water, and the places that need them. We explore these together, looking for practical ways to make more of the resources already around us.
Harvest / Resilience
Heat
Practical uses for energy otherwise lost.
Exploring whether unused heat can replace energy a site would otherwise buy or burn.
Community
Water and warmth for the places that need them.
Looking at local applications in food production, useful heat, and water reserves.
Here, “offsets” starts with physical resources: heat or water that could reduce what a place needs to buy, pump, burn, or bring in.
02 / Open research
World Hot Springs.
An open atlas.
Sources attached.
Unknowns left visible.
A public research project for exploring the world’s hot springs, with provenance attached to the records and care for places that should remain private.
01
Show the source.
A record should tell you where its information came from.
02
Keep the unknowns.
An unanswered question is more useful than an invented number.
03
Leave some places alone.
Hidden springs and private places do not belong on a public map.
03 / The lab
Boring experiments.
Useful questions.
Independent, early-stage,
and self-funded.
Boring Energy is a place to investigate how water and energy can work better together. The focus is applied research: asking a useful question, testing an idea, and being clear about what is still unknown.
We’re building the work through research, practical experiments, and conversations with people who understand their own sites.
04 / Contact
Have a useful question?
Seeking research collaborators, site partners, and aligned investors. If you have a place, a problem, or a perspective that belongs in this work, let’s talk.