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Page 1: Future Energy Evolution - Thomas Valone, 2010

EvolutionaryEvolutionary Future EnergyFuture Energy

Thomas Valone, PhD, PEThomas Valone, PhD, PEIntegrity Research InstituteIntegrity Research Institute

Washington DCWashington DC

An Archetypal InterpretationAn Archetypal Interpretation

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Future Energy Summary• Decline of fossil fuels• Climate change highlights• Our institute’s approach to future energy• Bioenergetics breakthroughs• Future energy options for electricity and travel• Psychological-archetypal energy perspective• Propulsion projections

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• ENERGY RESEARCH AND EDUCATION WITH SCIENTIFIC INTEGRITY

• Conferences, Books, Reports & free Future Energy eNews

• ADVOCACY FOR THE COMMON GOOD without favoritism • nonprofit 501(c)3 organization that accepts tax-deductible donations

Integrity Research InstituteIntegrity Research Institutewww.IntegrityResearchInstitute.org

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IRI Future Energy ProjectsIRI Future Energy Projects

• Electromagnetic Energy Therapy

• Zero Point Energy Conversion

• Permanent Magnetic Motor Research

• Electrogravitics & Electrokinetics

• Advanced Nuclear Energy Technology

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Electromagnetic HV Energy MedicineElectromagnetic HV Energy Medicine

“Electrons are antioxidants and high voltage EMFs strengthens immune response.” – Dr. T. Valone

• HF EMF penetrate several centimeters into body

• Diseased cells have low transmembrane potential• Low TMP = low Na-K pump & ATP impairment• Membranes rectify AC electromagnetic fields

(EMFs) thus producing DC electron flow• External high voltage (HV) EMFs increase TMP• Electroporation transmigrates ions & nutrients• Boosting TMP while creating electron transfer to

fight free radicals helps the immune system

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Gold’s Gym has this VE-1 therapy unit on West Coast

Clinical tests for proving TMP boost

• Free radical tests for quenching

• Electrical antioxidant clothing

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PREMIER Line ofHigh-Voltage Vacuum ElectrodeEMF Devices

PREMIER 2500PREMIER Junior Photonic Rejuvenation Energizing Machine & Immunizing Electrification Radiator developed by IRI

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IRI Bioenergy Project

• Recreation of the Autocondensation Couch in a more compact form

• HV broadband PEMFs

• Whole body TMP boost

• Debut at Whole Person Healing Conference 2005

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Future Energy Options to Completely Replace Fossil Fuels

AIR

EARTH

FIRE WATER

ETHER

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Prepared by Jacqueline Panting Valone, ND

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Jan. 22, 2007 MIT Panel Backs Geothermal as a KEY US Energy Source – 400 pg report: mit.edu

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- Dave Beach & Solomon Labinov researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee

New Scientist, Issue 2522, 22 October 2005

• metal powder such as iron, aluminum or boron

• already used in rocket-powered torpedoes

• nanosized particles (50 nm) temperature peaks at around 800 °C - hot enough to do useful work – not to hot to stick to surfaces

• volume is half size of 50 litre tank for same range

“The car of the future will run on metal.”

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World Oil ProductionPeak expected on or before 2010, like US 1970 peak, to which it never returns

PER 2.1 trillion

barrels est.

1.8 trillion barrels est.

Actual world production curve

76 mbd

We are here

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IEA & DOEReferenceCase OPECprojections.

DOE hashigherNon-OPECsupply.

Bothrequirehugeincreases inOPECoutput.

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

OPEC Output (mbd)

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1973

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DOE Ref.Case

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$10

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$60O

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1968 1973

1994

2000

Demand = 75 mbdDemand = 50 mbd

Demand = 100 mbd

2020

History, 1968-2000;IEA & DOE Ref.Caseprojections to 2020

IEA

2020

2010

2010

OPEC share = 50%

OPE

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hare

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3%

2020

1974

1980

1985

IEA

DOE Ref.Case

-Dr. Dermot Gately, NYU (DOE-EIA AEO 2001)

mbd = million barrels per day

1968 – 2000

History of OPEC Output & Prices

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“We’re pretending that business as usual will supply all our needs. But there’s an impending oil crisis we’re basically seeing, that will actually

bite us sooner than we’re expecting it and it’s better to prepare for it now.”

Tom Valone, June 25, 2002 - CNN Moneyline

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www.energywatchgroup.orgProjections for the global oil supply: 2008: 81 Mb/d 2020: 58 Mb/d (IEA 105 Mb/d) 2030: 39 Mb/d (IEA 116 Mb/d)

Oil countries year past peak

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80% of World Energy is from Coal and Oil CO2 + SO2 +NOx

SO2 in China

NOx

World Energy

smog

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American Petroleum Inst. Memo“Victory will be achieved when…average citizens (recognize) uncertainties in climate science.” - 1998

- ABC News 4-10-06

• API redefined warming

as theory rather than fact

• White House played along by using oil lobbyist as top environmental advisor until this year and censoring all climate science reports to remove “global warming” phrases

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www.JetCar.de 120 mpg

Andreas Manthey

co-inventor

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Fossil Fuel Archetypal Symbols

• Dead ancestral animals, plants, plankton

• Ancient morbid black underworldly death

• Decaying waste product

• Like produces like – more waste products

• Requires FIRE to make useful

• Primitive energy source called “fuel”

• Carbon intensive substance releases carbon

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NASA’s 400,000 yr Climate History

Technology Review, July/August, 2006

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*www.ClimateCrisis.org – Al Gore’s movieToo Hot Not to Handle –HBO http://UCSaction.org/

GLOBAL WARMINGGLOBAL WARMING**• Flow of glaciers has doubled in five (5) years

• Plants, animals, tropical disease moving North

• Category 4 & 5 hurricanes doubled in 30 years

• N. Atlantic Conveyor slowed by 30% in 13 years

• CO2 reaching 400 ppm worldwide for first time

• 85% of Americans believe warming is real

• Ten hottest years ever occurred in 14 years

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ppm

Break in graph

C

Global Global COCO22 Level Level

presentlypresently

Technology Review, July/August 2006

Sea Level Gap

years ago

KEY to graph:10 ppm = 0.5°C = 10 meters

0 m Sea Level = 290 ppm CO2 = 15 °C World Temp

Projected Sea Level Rise is 80 meters

Baseline:

Tem

p G

ap: 4

°C (7

°F)

CO2, Temp, Sea Level are inextricably correlated and will strive to track each other always

- - - Graph enhancements by Thomas Valone, PhD, PE November, 2006

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““Six Degrees Could Change the Six Degrees Could Change the World”World”

8 PM Sunday, February 10, 2008 now on DVD

National Geographic Channel

Based on the book by journalist

Mark Lynas

http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/channel/sixdegrees/

DVD

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Competitor is $4 million Competitor is $4 million Climos.comClimos.com

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NASA's Nuclear Systems Initiative

Project Prometheus 300 times the thrust of any chemical rocket

FUSION PROPULSION

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Here’s Where We are Here’s Where We are GoingGoing

World Electricity is now 20% Renewable Energy

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EEStor UltracapacitorsEEStor Ultracapacitors for Electric Vehicles,

Laptops

ZENN car will be the first application of EEStor capacitors late in 2009

Technology Review, Jan 22, 2008

• EEStor Inc. based in Texas

• 10x more energy than batteries

• Half the cost of batteries

• No replacement needed over life

• Quick recharge

• ZENN Cars collaboration

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Brown & Bahnson Lab studied electrogravitics designs and received over a dozen patents

US Patent #2,958,790

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Flame jet generator

B-2 Bomber

Charge distribution

Credit: Paul LaViolette, PhDCredit: Paul LaViolette, PhD

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Second VolumeSecond Volume • AFL report• Honda Lab report• T.T.Brown biography• McCandlish Norton AFB hovercraft report • Valone interpretation of electrokinetic equation and its force predictions • Recent related patents

Current Research

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Electrostatic Motors• Benjamin Franklin, inventor

• First electric motor ever• One operated for 86 years• Uses atmospheric electricity• 0.1 Hp motors developed

• 10 kW to 1 MW design range

• “Underutilized technology”• Atmospheric potential of planet:

200 gigawatts

Jefimenko, Proc. of COFE, 1999, p. 70

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• 24 foot antennas or higher• tiny amount of polonium

on tip of antenna boosts current

• electrets improve output • corona motor is easy to

build and “they can run forever”

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Tesla’s Magnifying Transmitter

• Standing wave sketch• Lossless transmission line• 95% efficiency that is

opposite to transmission circuit

• Earth’s magnetic flux can be “strummed” or resonantly vibrated

• Increase at nodes-antinodes• Air offers conductive path• Pulsed ionizations of the air

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Tesla’s Design for Wireless EnergyTesla’s Design for Wireless Energy

• 1905 Earth is resonant LRC - Dr. Corum

• Envisioned “energy siphon”• Magnifying transmitter 200 ft

tall• Wardenclyffe sphere 68 ft

diameter• Compared it to a Van de Graff• Ground & air wave reinforce• Ground wave faster than air

wave• Longitudinal and transverse EM

waves• see Harnessing the Wheelwork of

Nature

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 The recharging of the car: filling the tanks it will take about to 2 to 3 minutes at a price of 1.5 euros. After refilling, the car is capable of driving up to 200 kilometers.

   Because the engine does not burn any fuel the car's oil (a litre of vegetable) only needs to be changed every 50,000 Km.     The temperature of the clean air expulsed form the exhaust pipe is between 0 and 15 degrees below zero and can be subsequently channeled and used for air conditioning in the interior of the car. Moteur Developpment International

Moteur Developpment International

TheAirCar.comTheAirCar.com

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US DOE reports that a 20% wind energy portfolio will save 25% in fossil fuel usage.

An estimated 50,000 people in the US are living off the grid using wind & solar energy

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Jeff Cheung,

Rockwell Scientific

WAVE POWERWAVE POWEREd Spooner, New and Renewable Energy Centre, UK

New Scientist, Mar. 11 & 25, 2006

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• (PhysOrg.com) – A new wave energy generation test site is the first offshore wave energy site in the UK, and will allow four wave energy generator systems, with a total capacity of 20 MW.

Ocean Power Technologies Limited (OPT), which will connect its PowerBuoy wave energy converter to one of the tail berths early next year.

World’s Largest Tidal Wave Generator

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ENERGY ISLANDS

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COLD FUSION – ENERGY FROM WATER

Keanu Reeves in the movie – Chain Reaction

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COLD FUSION EXPERIMENT

ICCF in DC August 2008

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www.grc.nasa.gov

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The Quantum Vacuum• Zero-point energy is not

conserved (open system)• Helium stays liquid < 1°K• ZPE density = 220 erg/cc

in optical region (ref. Milonni)Quantum fluctuations of the

vacuum create virtual particles (real for an instant) that produce shielding & mechanical force

Electron-positron production

Casimir force pushesKoltick electron experiment

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Casimir Force Nano

Experiments

Casimir Cantilever - NASA

Strong attractive force when objects approach a few microns (10-6 m) in separation, also called Van der Waals or Dispersion forces

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Zero-Point Energy Basics

• 1912 Planck’s 2nd radiation law:• E (f,T) = ½hf + hf /(e hf/ kT–1) • Energy of elementary radiator• First term (lowest energy) = ZPE• Birth of concept of ZPE

• ZPE = random fluctuations of photons, particles and fields

Note: f = frequency; h = Planck’s constant = 6.6 x 10-34 joule-sec

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Rectifying Thermal and Nonthermal Electric Noise

• Metal-metal #3,890,161• Capasso #4,704,622• Yater patent #4,004,210• Zero-bias diodes that

need no minimum energy to conduct

• Peptide molecular photodiodes 1 nm across

Yasutomi et al. 2004 Science 304 1944

current direction

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IRI Diode Energy Converter Research

10 Megohm resistor in series with 10 diodes

Keithley 486 Picoammeter reads 2.27 nanoamps constant current with or w/o resistor in series

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Voltage Readings with 10 Meg

Two views of IRI Electromagnetics Research Lab

23 mV across 10 MΩ

= 2.3 nA

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Websites:

www.quantumfields.com

www.zpenergy.com

www.earthtech.org

www.IntegrityResearchInstitute.org

Feasibility of ZPE Extraction StudyFeasibility of ZPE Extraction StudyValone is author of a 180-page feasibility study on the extraction of useful energy from the vacuum

Zero Point Energy: The Fuel of the Future is the new book summarizing the findings of the feasibility study

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Hydrodynamic Model of ZPF - Vehicle Interactions

• Resistance vs. speed for sound and for light is same

• speed of light c = ( μoεo )-½

• sound speed c = (qRγT)½

• Aerodynamic viscous drag is compared to the Lorentz force exerted by the ZPF

• μoεo and Einstein-Hopf drag F = - R v can be reduced by nonabelian electromagnetic fields with a toroid

Fronig, 38th JPC, AIAA-2002-3925

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• Fronig solved Euler eqs of fluid dynamics with vacuum perturbed by toroidal EM field

• ZPF loses its drag when T 0 K

• Only directional accelerating recoil left

• Transfers energy from ZPF to vehicle

• www.quantumfields.com

Superluminal Saucer

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“The ZPF will exert a magnetic Lorentz force...”

Resistance to acceleration results from Davies-Unruh effect

(acceleration-caused flux of radiation scattering)

F = (e/c) v(t) × BZP(0,t) = - [ħ2/2c2]a

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SHIELD INERTIA (m 0) AND “a” INCREASES ASTRONOMICALLY

BENEFITS OF INERTIAL SHIELDINGBENEFITS OF INERTIAL SHIELDING

A subject worthy of

research and testing

F = F = mama depends only on inertial mass, not gravitational mass

FForce = (inertial orce = (inertial mmass) • ass) • aaccelerationcceleration

“Inertia as a zero-point Lorentz field” Haisch, Phys. Rev. A, V. 49, N. 2, 1994

SHIELD

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Possible Field Propulsion: Pine Bush Case

• Pine Bush near Stewart AFB

• Delta-shaped aircraft

• Two mobile white headlights

• Steady red, green lights and blinking yellow lights on tips of craft

• No visible contrail

• Abrupt change of direction

• Ability to hover motionless

• Inverse Doppler effect

• Audible but low engine noise

Black Projects Have Inertial Shielding

Dr. Bruce Cornet, geologist led group of eye witnesses

1995 Photo credit: W. Marc Whitford

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ZPE patent 5,590,031

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But the future use of zero point energy may be Maximum Propulsion with Inertia-Free Convenience

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Based on Sunburst: Return of the Ancients book by Norman Paulsen:

Giant Rock, Calif. saucer, photo, & policeman who took the photo

“Magnets around the edge of a rotating disk”

Homopolar Generators are “a subject worthy of further research”

“generator would be self-perpetuating”

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“The outside perimeter of each disc carries twelve magnets…Here we can draw off electrical current from the central hubs on which they spin…The generation of a perpetual flow of electrical energy from each disc will continue as long as the discs rotate…this magnetic and gyroscopic effect creates its own gravity.” -- Ancient Elder on Mu Ship (from Paulsen’s Sunburst book, reprinted in Valone’s Homopolar Handbook)

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Inhomogeneous Magnetic FieldsThe net Force created on the ball bearing = the magnetic field gradient multiplied by the induced magnetic moment, as with the Stern-Gerlach Experiment

Hartman Patent #4,215,330

Side View

10 degree incline

drop-off

Modern Physics, Schaumm’s Outline Series, Gautreau , McGraw Hill, 1978

Their experimental setup: The magnetic field B is more intense near the pointed surface at the top than near the flat surface below, creating a slope in a graph of B vs. z , which is the gradient dB/dz.

Steel ball bearing

Top View

Fz

zz

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Spiral Magnetostatic Motor Utilizes Magnetic Gradient

• Magnetic rotor repelled from spiral Stator Magnet causing Torque

• Light Sensor triggers the electromagnet to fire giving off a Magnetic Pulse

• Pulse sends the Rotor Magnet past the magnetic field gap

• Magnetic Gradient also used in the Stern-Gerlach physics experiment

• Japanese “Magnetic Wankel” Kure Tekkosho Company - Pop. Sci., 1979

Inhomogeneous magnetic fields (dB/dθ) create the circumferential force (F)

F

Popular Science,June 1979

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SEG Dynamic Magnetic System• V. Roshchin & S. Godin

• 7 kW power generation

• 100 kW capability

• 35% weight reduction oramplification at 550 rpm.

• Spatial magnetic fieldincrease (50 mT) coaxially

• 7° C (13 ° F) temperaturedrop up to 15 meters away

• Improved efficiency with20 kV applied high voltage

• Exponential speed increase

Orbiting Homopolar Magnetic Energy Converter

Energy & Propulsion Systems, LLC

US Patent 6,822,361 drafted by Valone

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Published in 1993 Published in 2001

Historical Antigravity ResearchHistorical Antigravity Research

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Russian MEC Inventors, Godin and Roshchin at the US DOE

Inventors

I am here

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Quote from Nikola Tesla“Throughout space there is energy. Is

this energy static or kinetic? If static our hopes are in vain; if kinetic – and we know it is, for certain – then it is a mere question of time when men will succeed in attaching their machinery to the very wheelwork of Nature. Many generations may come to pass, but in time our machinery will be driven by a power obtainable at any point in the Universe.”

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1 MW

20 MW

Photoremediation of Nuclear Waste

• Tested by Los Alamos and Brookhaven Labs • Safe consumption of nuclear waste – no need for long term storage • Treats all 300 radioactive species generated by nuclear reactors • Generates electricity by burning up spent fuel with low

energy (10 MeV or less) gamma photons – better than ATW (US DOE)

Nuclear SolutionsCompany

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Tabletop Nuclear Waste Treatment

“Laser-driven photo-transmutation of 129I – a long-lived nuclear waste product”

J. Physics D: Appl. Phys., V.36 (2003) L79–L82

Joint effort between:

1. Univ. of Glaskow, UK

2. Institute for Transuranium Elements, Germany

3. Central Laser Facility, UK

4. Blackett Laboratory,

Imperial College, UK

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Tritium Betavoltaic Battery • Continuous electrons• 12 – 40 year lifespan• Paul Brown, COFE

1999, Patent # 4,835,433• IEEE Spectrum, 2004

“Daintiest Dynamos”• Ray Kurzweil “Ten

Coolest Technologies You’ve Never Heard Of” - PC magazine, July 12, 2006

BetaBatt Inc.-SBIR grant from NSF

U of Wisconsin solved degradation with liquid electrodes

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Space-Based Solar Power Beams MicrowavesCould collect enough power in one year to rival the entire world’s oil reserves

Generates gigawatts

Kilometer wide

array @ 1.3 kW/m2

Popular Mechanics, January, 2008 and Aviation Week, Jan. 2008

Japan is first to build this – will be operational within ten years

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On-Site Hydrogen ProductionOn-Site Hydrogen Production

037258-20

Hydrogen Vehicles at Shopping Center

Sunlight to Hydrogen - Hybrid PV

40 % efficiency achieved by NREL, DOE & Solar Systems PTY LTD

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037258-08

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Solar Energy Growth Foreseen

Boston PV rooftop with DOE Solar Cities Initiative

Ausra and Soliant-Energy.com concentrated

solar thermal energy

ORNL light fiber solar tube for hybrid fixtures

SOLATUBESOLATUBE

Germany’s 15% Renewable Energy Sources Act

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Solar Power Will Accelerate• Konarka.com – ultrathin flexible plastic solar cells

• StarSolar – wider bandwidth to capture photons

• Los Alamos Labs – Dr. Klimov - two or more electrons per photon with nanometer Phys. Rev. Lett.

• U of Notre Dame – carbon nanotubes doubles UV conversion to electricity

• Spectrolab.com – reaches 40% conversion efficiency with metamorphic material that also withstands 240x concentration

Future Energy magazine, V. 2, N. 2, 2007

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Integrity Res. Inst. Recommendations

Closed system

Modular

Distributed

Environmental

Pollution-free

Hydrogen

Solar, Wind

Geothermal

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New Book Contains

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“We have to move beyond fossil fuels anyhow. Why not now?” – Jim Hansen, NASA climatologist