1.A system wherein energy capacity is colocated with same size compact productive capacity (providing goods & services) to allow better system economic and form & function positioning against 20th century legacy plants, factories, and globalized supply chains

2. A system architecture that uses mobile modularized energy and productive capacity to localize and secure populations, assets, and standard of living in the face of volatile conditions or rapid change.

3. A system wherein the productive capacity and its products can be managed simultaneously as inventories improving equipment utilization and economic and supply performance and security