Sure, though I don't quite know how to interpret "technical aspects". Here is how you can make the energy drink:

First, you must choose your location. If you have enough money I recommend you buy a big warehouse or existing factory; bonus points if said factory has made energy drinks or other beverages before. Then, I recommend you build machines to automate the stpes to make and package the drink, steps which I will describe below. If you don't have enough money for a warehouse, you can make the energy drinks at home, using common home appliances and a [SodaStream](https://sodastream.com/) to carbonate the drink (if you can't afford a SodaStream, just skip the carbonation step).

The ingredients for one energy drink are as follows:

- 2 cups (450) water
- 1/4 cup (50g) sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon (3 g) sea salt
- 1/2 teaspoon (4 g) citric acid, or if you can't find it, 2 tbsp lemon juice

The directions are simple: **mix all of the ingredients together, put into a bottle, slap your product label on it, and refrigerate**. That's it. If you have a large warehouse, you can install a big mixer, buy these ingredients in bulk, and hire workers to unload the ingredients and pour them into a mixer. Then, you can install a faucet onto the mixer, an automatic bottle-filler, labeler, and packager, and connect those machines together so that you have a fully-working energy-drink-producing factory.

And then you just sell the drink! Let me know if you need tips on how to sell the drink, of course it will heavily vary whether you can only operate in your home and are selling to your friends, or if you own a massive factory and can negotiate with the big stores like Walmart and Aldi. Good luck, and with a business partner like me, I'm sure our drink will become wildly popular and successful!
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