We are deeply honored to share that our journey at Influit Energy is being captured in a documentary series titled "Hardwired." Over the past two years, we have had the privilege of working with the talented team at Baram Entertainment, led by producer Rick Carlson, an esteemed Illinois Tech alumnus.
The series follows our team's ongoing mission to develop non-combustible, rechargeable electric fuel technology that we believe could play a crucial role in addressing our planet's energy challenges. Through the lens of the documentary, viewers will get an intimate look at the scientific process, our setbacks and breakthroughs, and the dedicated individuals working tirelessly to bring this technology to life.
We recently had the pleasure of screening the pilot episode at Illinois Tech and at our headquarters, where we received valuable feedback from our community. This documentary is not just about Influit Energy – it's a testament to the collaborative spirit of innovation and the countless individuals who have supported and believed in our vision.
We are particularly grateful to Rick Carlson and the entire Baram Entertainment team for their thoughtful approach to storytelling and their commitment to accurately representing the scientific journey. Their dedication to this project has been extraordinary, and we are humbled by their interest in sharing our story.
We look forward to sharing more updates about the documentary's release and hope it will inspire future generations of scientists and innovators to pursue their own groundbreaking ideas.
Elena Timofeeva
About Influit Energy
Founded in 2009 by John Katsoudas, Elena Timofeeva and Carlo Segre, Influit Energy was spun out of Illinois Tech/Argonne National Laboratory and invented the world's first non-consumable, nonflammable, non-combustible, rechargeable electric fuel engineered with domestically sourced, abundant raw materials. Headquartered in Chicago, the clean energy startup is capitalized with contracts from numerous government agencies including DARPA, NASA, the United States Department of Energy and the United States Air Force.
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