Tersis Secures Exclusive Agreement with Rhovia to Deploy Tucker Engineering's SynGenic V3 Waste-to-Energy Technology

Initial multi-site pipeline targets 120-180 MW of circular base-load power to support accelerating AI data center and industrial electrification demand

Brooksville, Florida--(Newsfile Corp. - March 26, 2026) - Tersis (OTCID: TERS) today announced it has executed an exclusive agreement with Rhovia to commercialize and deploy Tucker Engineering's SynGenic V3 waste-to-energy platform, a next-generation technology engineered to convert complex waste streams into stable, continuous power infrastructure for high-demand commercial users.

Under the agreement, Tersis has identified an initial development pipeline targeting 120-180 megawatts of deployable base-load capacity across multiple sites in Florida, Georgia, Texas, the Mid-Atlantic region, and select international markets, with first project mobilizations expected within the next 12-18 months. The Company is pursuing a Southeast U.S. cluster strategy, aligning project siting with regions experiencing accelerating grid congestion, hyper-scale data center expansion, and industrial electrification demand - particularly across emerging digital infrastructure corridors in Georgia and Florida.

Tersis is actively structuring projects to support behind-the-meter generation, micro-grid deployment, and co-location strategies for hyper-scale cloud operators, colocation providers, and advanced manufacturing users seeking resilient power solutions independent of constrained utility interconnection timelines.

The partnership positions Tersis at the forefront of regenerative industrial innovation, accelerating the company's strategy to transform environmental liabilities into scalable economic and energy assets while addressing accelerating global power demand driven by AI infrastructure, digitalization, and industrial electrification.

SynGenic V3 delivers base-load-capable energy generation from diverse waste inputs, offering a resilient alternative to traditional power sources for sectors experiencing rapid electricity demand growth - including data centers, hyper-scale cloud operators, advanced manufacturing facilities, logistics hubs, and critical infrastructure environments.

"This exclusive sublicense represents a strategic evolution for Rhovia," said Tonya Kraning, CEO of Rhovia. "SynGenic V3 converts complex waste streams into stable, continuous energy engineered for high-demand commercial environments. By aligning exclusively with Tersis, we gain the operational scale, market access, and execution discipline necessary to serve power-intensive sectors. Together, we are accelerating the transition to a circular economic model that delivers environmental responsibility alongside industrial-grade energy reliability."

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