Human-scale, sovereign-by-design
Communities self-sufficient in energy, water, food, and data.
The same model proven at Babcock Ranch, applied to Central Europe — typically tens of thousands of people, co-designed with the local stewards who know the land, not planned from a distance.
PGT Europe’s part
We build the energy floor a MicroCity stands on.
A self-sufficient community needs power that doesn’t depend on imported fuel or an intermittent grid. PGT Europe’s geothermal and thermal-storage work is that floor — the piece that lets everything else in a MicroCity, from water treatment to data infrastructure, run without depending on someone else’s supply chain.
Proof, not promise · Babcock Ranch
“The lights didn’t flicker.”
The first solar-powered sustainable city in the United States took two back-to-back Category 4 hurricanes — and kept its power and water running while the region went dark, in national news. Babcock was the proof of concept. The global deployment model is what comes next.
METAVRSE
Every MicroCity exists twice.
Once on the ground, and once in the open-source mirror world — walkable before a single shovel turns. Residents, stewards, and future builders can walk a MicroCity, weigh in, and shape it before it’s built.
Curious what’s next?
The Reserve funds it. Gestalt Earth explains how the pieces connect.