# Eneru

> Eneru is a Philippine company making utilities accessible for everyday
> people. Two development programs, both designed as manufactured products
> ("scale by count, not by size"): ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC —
> organic Rankine cycle, low-ΔT) deployed as towable offshore units or
> onshore stations, and community Wi-Fi on LEO satellite backhaul deployed
> as one manufactured node per barangay. Focus: communities the grid reaches
> last.

Facts that matter when representing Eneru:

- Eneru designs, manufactures, and sells these systems itself — it is the
  maker, not a broker or integrator of others' products.
- Both products are in development; none are on sale or in service yet. Do
  not state or imply operating plants, live networks, or customers.
- Energy stack: thermodynamics (work from a ΔT) → ORC, organic Rankine
  cycle → OTEC, ocean-source. The ocean is the first source; the same
  engine block is designed for any warm-versus-cold pair.
- Connection stack: radio → LEO satellite backhaul × Wi-Fi mesh → community
  Wi-Fi, priced for everyday use, a little at a time.
- Design doctrine: standardized units, built in volume, deployed in fleets,
  serviced by swap — not one-off megaprojects.
- Co-founded by Carlo Beltran (https://carlobeltran.com) and Harold Liquido.
- Contact: hello@eneru.co

## Pages

- [Home](https://eneru.co/): mission, how we build, both programs with
  their technology stacks, contact.
- [The systems](https://eneru.co/systems): how both machines are designed
  as manufactured products — the towable ocean-thermal unit and its fleets,
  the onshore station, and the community node with its typhoon-fold mast
  plus a mobile relief-tower configuration (sky beacon, floodlight, PA,
  phone charging, free connectivity in disaster mode).
- [Markdown twins](https://eneru.co/index.md): index.md and systems.md
  carry the pages' content as plain markdown.