Agreed that Form has lots of hype, but that's one thing that can be needed in addition to working tech. Utility decision makers are not the best at adding new tech to the grid or dealing with innovation. Having some big industry names and the support of the business press that the utility execs and shareholders read is it's own form of currency when dealing with such archaic businesses.
Form has no working tech, as evidenced by the total absence of any mention of it. No specs, no pictures, no test installations, no whitepapers, nothing.
