NextNRG is an early-stage energy company operating two businesses: a mobile fuel delivery service and an emerging clean energy infrastructure business. The mobile fueling business, originally operated as EzFill, delivers gasoline directly to customers' vehicles via a fleet of roughly 145 tanker trucks across Florida, Texas, California, Arizona, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Michigan. Customers order through a smartphone app and schedule deliveries at home, at work, or at fleet parking locations. NextNRG serves consumers on a per-delivery or subscription basis, commercial fleet operators (delivery companies, rental car operators, logistics firms), and specialty markets like construction sites and agricultural operators. The commercial fleet segment is the primary growth driver, and NextNRG makes money on the spread between its bulk fuel purchase cost and the price charged to customers, plus delivery fees. The energy infrastructure business develops and deploys smart microgrids — combining rooftop solar, battery storage, and AI-driven control software — on commercial properties, healthcare facilities, schools, and municipal sites. NextNRG designs, builds, owns, and operates these systems, then sells electricity to the facility under long-term power purchase agreements, typically 28-year terms. The company holds exclusive worldwide licenses to seven patents from Florida International University covering AI/ML-based microgrid control, renewable energy forecasting, and wireless EV charging. NextNRG also plans to license its AI energy management software via SaaS agreements and sell solar and battery storage hardware. Wireless EV charging remains in prototype testing with no defined commercial deployment timeline.