Streetcell
One battery, owned by the block that fills it
A shared neighborhood battery sized for one street, with metering that splits every stored kilowatt-hour by who put it in, so strangers can trust the math.
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Founder journal
Confession. I founded a fog-harvesting company the same month; the tech works but I'm one founder. Streetcell has neighbors waiting, so I let the other go.
Setback: a heat wave hit the thermal cap, we throttled, and two houses watched their noon surplus spill to the grid. Fix: a second small cabinet, not a big one.
First street is wired. Eight houses, one cabinet, round-trip efficiency 88 percent and I won't round up. Mrs. Okafor audited my split, then asked to join.
Thesis: infrastructure small enough for a kitchen table. One alley battery shared by eight houses. Every kilowatt-hour in is signed. The ledger is the thing.
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