Joule Case

Fuel Free Power by Joule Case is creating quite the “buzz” with Tribalco at Association of the United States Army - AUSA booth, A549 with our expeditionary METEOR Quiet Tactical Power solution. At 1/5 the size and weight of traditional generators diesel generators, METEOR delivers more power with silence. DoD customers and others are excited about implementing it to cut the logistics tail required in most power use cases today. METEOR is ready for use now, and recently achieved a glowing comprehensive field assessment by Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering at Indiana National Guard Camp Atterbury T-REX 24-2 with the RDER Task Force supporting diverse requirements across DoD and industry partners. Grover Smith Matt Limeberry James Wagoner, PE Josh Horowitz Gage Jenkins Joe Galindo Donn Westerhoff Peter Anewalt Willem Vonk #METEORQTP

The perfect picture doesn't exi– If you're heading to SEMA next month, be on the lookout for our METEOR system on display with the Hummer EV ??

Honored to speak on Future Fuels at the upcoming SEMA Show in Las Vegas after organizing the Operational Energy display at the Miramar Air Show in San Diego. Connecting fleet, energy, and tech innovators with US Military leaders and fleet operators is vital for America to defend democracy here and abroad. We will display a GMC Hummer EV at SEMA capable of powering a combat or emergency response command center for up to 20 days on its own battery systems. When paired with Joule Case auxiliary battery packs and a Beam Global portable solar charger, missions can be extended indefinitely without the dangers associated with liquid fuel transport. When Tactical electric vehicles, vessels and aircraft are added to military fleets, heat, exhaust, and acoustic signatures are minimized giving American warfighters advantages that save lives. Thanks to GM Defense's Brant Dayley, USCM Col. Erik Herrmann, Defense Innovation Unit (DIU)'s Newt McKissick, USN Navy Captain Ladislao “Monty” Montero, Lt. Colonel Aaron Maxwell, Gielenn Cantillas, Janine Fuertes, Rossouw Botha, Hilary Hartley at Thule Group, Gary Vigil, CAE, Luis Morales, Sandra Peterson, Stephen Potter, Kelli Christine Quan and many others for their support. Next stop, the TEVCON Conference in San Diego, April 2 - 4, 2025. Join us.

How did a Seattle Washington based start up, Joule Case end up in the sweltering hot, buggy fields of the Camp Atterbury Indiana National Guard at the Technology Readiness Experimentation, with Task Force RDER, the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering and their Austin Texas design partners BETA SENTIENT for a demonstration of an innovative new power and energy system for defense and disaster response...? ------> Honored to have found myself working side by side some incredible companies and even more incredible people from both Industry and government — game changing tech and relationships for all stakeholders! Matt Limeberry Grover Smith Kate Smith Mike Dodd James Wagoner, PE Jeff Selikoff Alex Livingston Willem Vonk Isaac Williams Josh Horowitz Eric Lachance Jeffrey S. Samantha Shockley John DeRosa, PhD Dave Rogers Mike Wior Joe Galindo Gage Jenkins Special thanks to Stew Magnuson and National Defense Magazine for covering the event! #RDER #T_REX24TWO #OUSDRE #METEOR ? #DefenseInnovation

So excited to represent Joule Case at the Fast Company Innovation Festival. As an honoree for World Changing Ideas it is inspiring to see so many professionals speaking about their craft and their story. I cannot wait to be apart of the rest of these exciting panels.

Pretty cool that the same portable battery technology that is powering food trucks across the US…. is now wowing the Department of Defense with their solutions! Gonna change the world, these guys…..

This was a surprise highlight at the recent OUSD TREX 24-2 event. Everywhere I went, TOCs and experiments were running seemlessly on METEOR units.

What differentiates METEOR? Everything.

When every single power source is gone after a disaster, portable power can be lifesaving. Very cool to see some of the new systems coming to market that will support such use cases.

We are so excited to explore the opportunities METEOR systems could bring to our work in the field!