What Carlo didn't expect was that a few days after securing orders from the German government, the American diplomatic ambassador also came knocking, requesting to purchase the electricity company's lamp and generator technology.
Though both Germany and the United States wanted Spain's power technology, the two countries' purchasing methods were entirely different.
Germany wanted to save on financial expenditures, and they had enough industrial technology to trade for Spain's electrical technology.
However, the Americans didn't have much in terms of technology that could interest Spain. Their approach was simple and straightforward, which was to buy it directly with money.
