Enhance Sustainability and Health with SinglePoint

CW7 Arizona

SinglePoint, Inc. is a renewable energy and sustainable lifestyle company focused on providing environmentally friendly, energy-efficient and healthy living solutions. Still committed to our original focus of modernizing the traditional solar and energy storage model, SinglePoint is also actively exploring future growth opportunities and acquiring leaders in air purification, electric vehicle charging, Energy as a subscription services, building safety and additional energy efficiency solutions and products that enhance sustainability and health. For more information visit singlepoint.com

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00:00 Single Point is looking to make our world a better place by making air and

00:04 power cleaner and more efficient. Joining me is Single Point CEO Will Roston to

00:10 share how they are doing that in a very special way with schools but also at

00:15 home too which is so important. So how are you doing Will? I'm doing great.

00:18 Thanks for having us on this morning. Tell us about Single Point and a little

00:21 about the history here. Absolutely. So we're focused in two really important

00:25 industries. The air quality that we breathe every day in schools and then

00:29 creating a sustainable future by installing residential and small

00:32 commercial solar systems you know throughout the nation. So that's what

00:35 we're focused on. We were recently listed as the first US company to list on SIBO

00:40 which is extremely exciting for us. Yeah and let me remind what SIBO is for those

00:43 that don't know. It is the Chicago Board of Exchange. Yeah very similar to NASDAQ,

00:46 New York Stock Exchange. It's that third you know entrance into the market. We're

00:50 the first ones to have accomplished that achievement. I love it. It's very

00:53 important. I know you guys deal with solar which is you know a big thing

00:56 going on now but also air quality is so important especially in our schools and

01:01 you guys have started to really go into schools to make sure kids are of course

01:05 having a healthy environment when it comes to breathing right. Well our air is

01:10 dirty and so many of us struggle with allergies, asthma, the annual cold and flu

01:15 and the pandemic really changed how we all think about our indoor air quality

01:18 when we're sharing air and we're congregating in these places and what we

01:21 what we found in my personal experience and why we got into this was I was in a

01:25 conference with 12 other people all of us came out having COVID. Wow. And I said

01:30 you know what we have to solve for this. We have to get the kids back in schools,

01:33 create a cleaner environment for our teachers to teach in and from that

01:36 everything started to just snowball. Studies coming out about cognitive

01:41 abilities and how much better it is for you to be in you know learning in an

01:44 environment where you have clean fresh healthy air. And that comes into this one

01:48 right here which is a smaller version what we've seen in schools and buildings.

01:52 Correct. But people can have this at their home right? Yes that's correct. So

01:55 this is the smallest unit and really what makes us different is we use a

01:58 certified HEPA filtration system. The HEPA filter is good for between five and

02:02 seven years depending on what model you have and it's every single one is tested

02:08 before it leaves the facility ensuring that it's 99.99% clean air coming out of

02:13 that filter before it leaves. Right so what happens with let's play a little

02:16 bit so the air kind of circulates there does it really look to pull the air here

02:20 to work? So that's a really interesting question actually. The engineer behind

02:24 this actually designs semi clean room facilities and also has a NASCAR design

02:29 for them. So it's really unique understanding of airflow dynamics and filtration. So what

02:34 they've been able to engineer here is a unit that actually is pushing air down

02:39 to bring the particles down it's while they make their way to the filter to

02:43 then bring up clean air through the filtration. Wow this is amazing and so

02:47 important and so you're letting know that you know what if you want to have

02:50 one in the house that's great but also you know that business especially those

02:53 who are building new but going into schools because schools also need

02:57 financial help to get one of these don't they? Yeah so schools are our number one

02:59 market right now we've got a five million dollar grant out of California

03:02 we've sold in North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas there's been a hundred

03:07 and twenty one billion dollars dedicated by the federal government for K through

03:10 12 schools and additional money for commercial buildings, colleges, everywhere

03:16 you need clean air it needs to be happening. How many do you recommend to

03:19 put in the house? Do you recommend every room or just one room for for this? Yeah

03:22 you would want to put them in as you know depending on how your house is

03:25 broken up you know you'd want one kitchen get all the you know cooking

03:28 oils and greases and everything like that make sure you're filtering all that

03:31 out of the air and then your bedroom because you you know you want to sleep

03:33 and breathe you know we're breathing so much every every day and every night but

03:37 so any environment where you're spending a significant amount of your time in I

03:40 would I would recommend having one in there. This is great at Single Point and

03:44 of course where could they find more information? Well you know what at

03:46 singlepoint.com you can also follow us on x at underscore single point

03:50 underscore and of course you know we'll be hopefully back here again. I'm hoping

03:55 to and we can we talk more about this because it's amazing how this is all

03:57 going about so well thank you very much. Wonderful thanks for having us. Stick

04:00 around here we're gonna talk to you about this. So also I want you to stick

04:03 around because we have more of the mix after this.

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