2025 New Strategies: Rain Maker is seeking emergency funding from President Donald Trump, who promised to put an end to US wildfires. President Joe Biden, VP Harris, Gov. Gavin Newsom, and CalFire ignored AHEC’s Rain Maker Wildfire Proposal, resulting in unnecessary loss of life and billions in property damage.
- Private wildfire property protection services to residential and business owners and power companies for a fee.
- Farm Crop Irrigation Services to farmers facing losses due to prolonged droughts based on a per-acre fee.
Allen Hydro Energy Corporation (AHEC) is seeking $1 billionin emergency funding to rapidly manufacture and deploy a fleet of Rain Makers Quadcopter Drones within the next 15 days to address California’s wildfire emergency.
Rain Maker is a proposal for using a fleet of vehicle-sized quadcopter drones to transport a container of water and cornstarch over wildfires and control the release of the solution using a series of pressure sprinkler nozzles to create the effect of a targeted rainstorm to extinguish wildfires and save lives and property.
The estimated cost is $1 billionfor a fleet of Rain Maker Drones. Last year California spent $9 billion dollars and cost over 100 lives. The January 2025 California wildfires have already cost LA wildfires and have caused more than $250 billion in damages and economic loss.
When elected, California Governor Gavin Newsom called for innovative ideas to solve California’s wildfire problem, then ignored the Rain Maker Wildfire Proposal, and CalFire officially rejected it.
I don’t believe that President Trump will make the same mistake as President Joe Biden. He promised to protect Americans from disasters like wildfires.
Charles E. Campbell-Allen, Inventor, Founder & CEO
Allen Hydro Energy Corporation (AHEC) – 614-668-0327 – AHEC_CEO@Outlook.com