ABOUT
ENKI IN21. ABOUT — SECTION 1
Legal and Corporate Information
ENERGY KINETIC INVEST 21 INC., operating under the business name ENKI IN21, is a registered and operating corporation organized in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, United States.
The company is registered with the Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Corporations Division, under Massachusetts Identification Number 001958727.
ENKI IN21 operates as an early-stage engineering and research-and-development startup focused on the creation and advancement of innovative conceptual projects in energy, hydrotechnical systems, underground infrastructure, advanced civil infrastructure, transportation safety, and related technology-development fields.
The company conducts conceptual engineering, preliminary research, technical analysis, project-architecture development, and preparation of strategic and investment materials. ENKI IN21 also acts as an investment-development initiator, identifying potential scientific, engineering, industrial, governmental, strategic, and financial partners for the further evaluation and development of selected projects.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, projects presented by ENKI IN21 are at the conceptual, research, preliminary-engineering, pre-feasibility, or pre-investment stage. Such projects may require independent technical validation, site-specific studies, regulatory and environmental review, detailed engineering, prototype or pilot testing, financing, and formal approval before implementation.
The company’s corporate registration can be independently verified through the official business entity registry maintained by the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
| Corporate Detail | Information |
| Legal name | ENERGY KINETIC INVEST 21 INC. |
| Business name | ENKI IN21 |
| Entity type | Massachusetts corporation |
| Registration authority | Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Corporations Division |
| Massachusetts Identification Number | 001958727 |
| Current business stage | Registered and operating early-stage engineering and R&D startup |
| Jurisdiction | Commonwealth of Massachusetts, United States |
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ENKI IN21. About -Section 2
Executive Profile
Boris N. Bankovsky
Founder, President, Chief Concept Developer
Boris N. Bankovsky is an engineer, researcher, and project developer with experience spanning mining engineering, industrial operations, environmental studies, mechanical design, infrastructure development, renewable energy, and early-stage technology and investment concepts.
Academic and Scientific Background
PhD in Technology
Dnipropetrovsk – Moscow, Ukraine, USSR
Dissertation defended in 1989
Dissertation: Development of a Compensatory Method for In-Pit Ore Blending
This research developed a practical method to improve and stabilize the quality of iron ore in open-pit mining. It coordinates extraction, transport, stockpiling, blending, and processing into a single controlled system.
The work later became the foundation for a broader ore-quality management approach used in the concept of the “Super GOK” industrial complex.
Scientific and Industrial Application
The Super GOK concept was designed to combine three large open-pit mining operations linked to the Southern Mining and Processing Plant and the First and Second Novokryvorizky Mining and Processing Plants into one coordinated industrial system.
The goal was to manage mining, transportation, stockpiling, blending, processing, quality control, automated production management, and long-term planning as a single integrated process.
The project was included in the Five-Year Economic Development Plan of the USSR for 1991-1995. Boris N. Bankovsky served as the principal responsible executor, overseeing system design and planned implementation across participating enterprises.
The program was not implemented due to the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, which removed the centralized institutional structure required for execution.
Current Research and Concept Development
At ENKI IN21, Boris N. Bankovsky leads the development of early-stage concepts in engineering, infrastructure, technology, and investment.
Current focus areas include future infrastructure systems for ecosystems and life safety; resilient urban and civil infrastructure; underground and mountain-based infrastructure solutions; environmental safety systems for water and mountain regions; sustainable life-support systems and water resource management; environmentally optimized agricultural systems and ecological farming infrastructure; hydropower and hydrokinetic energy systems; ocean-current energy technologies; scalable underwater turbine systems; renewable-energy infrastructure for AI data centers; and integrated energy, water, transportation, and environmental systems.
A key principle of this work is that future infrastructure must remain functional and protective during extreme events such as collisions, structural failures, natural disasters, and other emergencies.
Life safety, structural resilience, redundancy, controlled energy absorption, and survivability are core engineering requirements from the earliest design stages.
ENKI IN21.Section-3
Founder and Leadership Profile
Boris N. Bankovsky
Founder, President, and Chief Concept Developer
Boris N. Bankovsky is an engineer, researcher, and project developer with experience in mining engineering, industrial production management, environmental research, mechanical design, project management, education, infrastructure, and renewable energy.
Academic and Scientific Background
PhD in Technology
Dnipropetrovsk – Moscow, Ukraine, USSR
Dissertation defended in 1989
Dissertation Title: Development of a Compensatory Method for In-Pit Ore Blending
The dissertation developed a method for stabilizing iron-ore quality through coordinated management of extraction, transportation, stockpiling, blending, and processing.
This research became the basis for an integrated ore-quality management system for the proposed “Super GOK” industrial complex, combining three major mining and processing operations.
The project was included in the Five-Year Economic Development Plan of the Soviet Union for 1991-1995. Boris N. Bankovsky served as the responsible principal executor for this area, directing its scientific and methodological development and planned implementation.
The program was discontinued after the Soviet Union ceased to exist in 1991.
Professional Experience in the United States
After relocating to the United States, Boris N. Bankovsky worked in mechanical engineering, computer-aided drafting, product development, and project management, including positions with Bayside Motion Group and Hi-Gear Products Inc.
He later established EEP Technology “Bankofsky” Consulting, focusing on engineering concepts, research, infrastructure, technology, and project development.
He also participated in the creation and development of a family-owned educational business operating several campuses in the Greater Boston area and providing education from kindergarten through Grade 12.
Independent Research
Boris N. Bankovsky has continued independent scientific research in energy, ocean currents, and the physical processes involved in destructive natural phenomena, including tornadoes and hurricanes.
The research has produced original concepts, analytical results, and publications presented through specialized websites, including materials concerning a physical theory of tornado formation.
Current Research and Concept Development
At ENKI IN21, Boris N. Bankovsky directs the development of early-stage engineering, infrastructure, energy, and investment-development concepts.
- future transportation and life-safety infrastructure;
- resilient urban and civil systems;
- underground and mountain infrastructure;
- hydropower and hydrokinetic energy;
- ocean-current energy;
- underwater turbine development;
- autonomous energy systems for ocean-based AI data centers;
- integrated energy, water, transportation, and environmental projects.
A central principle of this work is that future infrastructure should not only reduce the probability of accidents but should also preserve its protective functions during collisions, structural failures, natural disasters, and other emergencies.
STELS Underwater Turbine Technology
One of Boris N. Bankovsky’s principal areas of current technical research is the development of a new generation of underwater turbines based on the STELS technology concept.
The work focuses on scalable turbine systems designed to reduce hydrodynamic resistance and energy losses and to improve the conversion of persistent ocean-current energy into electricity.
The Gulf Stream represents a unique and powerful natural-energy resource passing through and near waters under United States jurisdiction. Unlike wave energy, which depends on changing wind and weather conditions, the Gulf Stream provides a substantially more continuous and predictable flow.
Ocean-current energy may therefore offer important advantages over wave, wind, and solar generation, which are inherently variable.
This continuous energy resource may support autonomous marine power systems and future ocean-based AI data centers while reducing dependence on extensive energy storage and backup generation.
Research, engineering development, calculations, comparative analysis, and preparation of the STELS technology for future intellectual-property protection are continuing.