The exhibition hall will be completed and handed over within five days.
Once the power is cut off, all the miniature ecosystems will be paralyzed.
The full-spectrum plant lights covering 1,000 square meters on the second floor cannot be turned on.
The water pumps and chillers that power the artificial river on the first floor are simply out of the question.
Those delicate cold-climate mosses and aquatic plants will freeze to death or smell bad within hours.
A carefully constructed closed-loop ecosystem will ultimately become a pile of garbage.
This is absolutely intolerable.
Su Wei threw his heavy baggage onto the snow with a dull thud.
"The first floor of the exhibition hall requires two industrial-grade variable frequency water pumps and five large chillers."
"The second floor needs to maintain full-spectrum lighting and localized temperature control for 1,000 square meters."
"Conventional generators can't withstand this kind of continuous power consumption."
He looked directly into Matt Glacier blue eyes, his voice steady.
Then, he put forward his core demands.
Can Polar Strong Shield be used as an independent off-grid power supply system?
Matt licked his dry, chapped lips, and his eyes lit up.
"As long as there is sufficient funding."
He pulled a scratch-covered tablet computer from the pocket of his work vest.
Rough fingertips slid rapidly across the screen, bringing up two extremely complex electrical engineering sketches.
"I looked at your electricity load forecast last night; it was just something I casually prepared as a backup plan."
"I never thought it would actually come in handy."
He turned the screen in front of Su Wei.
"Option 1: Pure Off-Grid System."
"A complete Perkins diesel generator set, paired with a large-capacity lithium iron phosphate battery wall."
"Build and use immediately, simple and straightforward."
"The downsides are extremely high fuel costs, and the constant noise and exhaust fumes day and night will completely destroy the wilderness feel of your territory."
Su Wei's gaze lingered on the sketch for a second.
Noise and exhaust fumes would certainly deter a wealthy person like Charles who seeks the ultimate experience.
He decisively skipped over it and shifted his gaze to the second set of drawings.
Option Two.
Matt grinned, revealing his yellowed teeth.
His fingers tapped heavily on the screen a few times.
"Hybrid microgrid solutions. This is the real highlight."
"We mainly use the KEA power grid as a backup, but before the approval is granted, we will build a small-scale wind-solar hybrid power generation system ourselves."
"Your territory is backed by Pillar Mountain, and behind it lies a canyon, which is itself a valley with extremely rich wind resources."
"Three 5-kilowatt vertical axis wind turbines were erected on the high ground to the side. These special bearings can withstand extreme cold, and the blades never freeze."
The roof of the exhibition hall is covered with black crystal double-sided solar panels.
Excess electricity is directly stored in containerized energy storage units pre-buried underground.
Matt's speech quickened, and he completely adopted the engineer's pace.
"Once those bureaucrats finish their approval process, the mainnet will be connected."
"This microgrid can also apply for a grid buyback agreement; any unused electricity can be sold directly to KEA."
The logic of Option Two is clear: bypass administrative barriers and gain autonomy over electricity.
Moreover, this system has zero emissions and no noise.
This is true top-tier wilderness privilege.
Is the equipment compliant?
Su Wei asked.
"It's all Siemens and Tesla stock, now just gathering dust in a temperature-controlled warehouse at the Anchorage Port."
"If you agree, I'll hire a heavy transport helicopter and have it hoisted over overnight."
Matt patted his chest and guaranteed it.
What's the budget?
"The entire system equipment, plus air freight, hoisting, installation, and commissioning costs."
Matt paused for a moment, then gave a number.
"120,000 US dollars."
Su Wei did not hesitate.
The $350,000 left by Charles is enough to cover this additional expense.
"Let's use option two."
"Understood. Contact the port of shipment immediately."
Matt nodded emphatically and tucked the tablet under his arm.
"In addition."
Su Wei lifted the backpack with one hand and slung it over his right shoulder.
"I will be fully involved in the manual design of the large-scale interior landscaping of the exhibition hall."
"Your men are only responsible for cleaning up the construction debris and making room for me."
Matt gave a standard OK sign.
Having witnessed Su Wei's skill in creating aquascapes by hand, he no longer had any doubts about Su Wei's aquascaping abilities.
Matt turned and strode back to the construction vehicle.
He opened the car door, reversed, and turned the car around.
The heavy tires kicked up large amounts of mud, and the vehicle quickly disappeared on the snow-covered dirt road.
Su Wei walked toward his black Ford Raptor pickup truck.
He opened the heavy driver's side door.
He shoved the Browning rifle into the co-pilot's seat.
The backpack was tossed onto the spacious back seat.
He got into the driver's seat and slammed the car door shut behind him.
Press the red start button with your finger.
The engine roared to life instantly, producing a heavy and oppressive sound.
Press the knob on the center console with your left hand to switch the drive mode to 4H high-speed four-wheel drive.
Push the gear lever into D mode with your right hand.
Position the ball of your foot on the accelerator pedal and press it down steadily.
The large off-road tires crushed the surface ice.
He turned the steering wheel all the way to the right, and the front of the car plunged directly into the desolate dirt road that stretched along the Pilan Creek.
As you move downstream along the beach, the tire tracks left by humans disappear completely.
The road conditions started to deteriorate.
The water in the pit had frozen over, and half-meter-wide pebbles lay haphazardly across the path.
On both sides are towering fir forests, interspersed with large areas of dry, yellow, thorny shrubs.
Su Wei gripped the steering wheel with one hand, his body bobbing up and down with the violent jolting of the vehicle.
Enhanced sensory feedback thanks to [ Mechanical Repair LV2 ].
He did not brake when the right wheel was about to hit the edge of the ditch.
Instead, I gave it a slight push on the accelerator at the edge.
With the help of its powerful chassis inertia and shock absorption rebound, it forcefully overcame the obstacle.
The wheels ran over a patch of dark ice covered in snow.
The rear of the car instantly lost traction and began to slide to the right.
Su Wei reacted quickly.