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Focus areas of the AZ Commerce Authority that SPaaC responds to or supports Now or in the Future

Current designs for SPaaC units are Zero-Demand energy homes. They can be staged without adding any critical demand loads on the local power infrastructure. They also can continue operation even if the local utility services are interrupted, giving SPaaC Subscribers greater safety and service reliability.

. SPaaC has a goal of providing a product that is completely Zero-Demand on local water utilities while helping communities manage stormwater runoff and neighborhood drainage.
. Currently some cities and jurisdictions are not prepared to issue permits for black-to-potable treatment facilities that are not licensed municipal water treatment plants. Modern filtration and treatment technology has been providing compact fully compliant EPA and Clean Water Act compliance for a few years. This equipment is now competitively priced to allow for residential scale treatment to potable water standards. This is technology that is used on long NASA and International Space Station missions.
. Establishing the right processes for getting these systems recognized by local health and building departments is crucial to being able to provide zero-demand water systems.

Secure IoT infrastructure supporting both the occupant and operations while providing data for more efficient design and service delivery.
. IoT services will help SPaaC subscribers order groceries, secure their homes, assure the continued operation of environmental controls, summon emergency responders when needed, even assist in moving window shades and controlling interior lighting.
. Our IoT implementation is designed to work on a distributed ledger that securely logs all data as encrypted packets to secure data centers.