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New Energy Congress -- Technology Hopper

Hopper of technologies to be considered by New Energy Congress for Top 100 status.

NEC members can feel free to rearrange the sequence so that the most promising technologies percolate to the top of the list, according to the criteria set forth by the NEC.

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Hopper

Reviewed, Not Ranked Yet

The following technologies have been reviewed by the New Energy Congress, but are not currently ranked in the Top 100 according to the criteria established by the NEC.

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Technologies to Consider for T100 Status

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Gritskevich

The following was recommended by Robert Nelson of http://RexResearch.com on Jan. 30, 2007.

The Russian inventor Gritskevich has patented & built a simple OU device that is extremely powerful (Barium-Titanate, ultrapure water, capacitors, toroid --- see http://www.rexresearch.com/gritskevich/gritskevich.htm ) --- and Russian scientists are very available... and so is barium titanate (for now)...

Roy Meyers' Diamagnetic Absorber

The following was recommended by Robert Nelson of http://RexResearch.com on Jan. 30, 2007.

Roy Meyers' diamagnetic Absorber (http://www.rexresearch.com/meyers/meyers.htm) --- simple, cheap, powerful, proven/built, public domain, but with plenty of room for improvement ( = more patents = busine$$ deals).

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Plug Power

  • Plug Power - In 1998 a man named Wallace Edward Brand in Washington DC was mentioning this often on the usa-tesla list, but he's been inactive for a few years now. It looked like a promising technology, involving installations on individual homes. Supposedly they were well funded through corporate and venture capital sources. {Referred by Michael Riversong}
    • http://www.plugpower.com/
    • http://blogs.wsj.com/environmentalcapital/2008/05/27/premium-juice-power-plant-construction-costs-rise/ While costs of conventional electric power plants are rising, costs of fuel cells electric power generators are falling with increasing volumes of production and declining production cost curve. Fuel cells have high efficiency advantage that has offset some of their higher cost heretofore and its ability to eliminate 99% toxic pollution and significantly reduce greenhouse gases helps too. Current models are generating at an efficiency of 47%(at the customer’s meter) and up to 90% with cogeneration using heat for space heating, process steam and cooling. This compares with 33% efficiency for average coal fired boiler feeding steam turbine generator that loses up to 20% of its energy in transmission and distribution losses. 300 kW Hybrid fuel cell/turbine is generating at 56% efficiency; 40MW model anticipated to attain efficiency of 78%. Small size of fuel cells permit them to be placed on load site and therefore eliminate transmission and distribution losses and unsightly overhead facilities. Comment by Wallace Edward Brand - June 6, 2008 at 10:43 am
    • http://finance.google.com/finance?q=NASDAQ:PLUG
    • http://investdb.theglobeandmail.com/invest/investSQL/gx.company_prof?company_id=197881 Plug Power Inc. is a leading designer and developer of on-site, electricity generation systems utilizing proton exchange membrane fuel cells for residential applications. The company believes that the electricity the residential fuel cell systems will provide to homes can be less expensive, more reliable, more efficiently produced and environmentally cleaner than the electricity provided by the existing electric utility grid and other power generation technologies.
    • http://www.mathworks.com/company/user_stories/userstory8448.html
    • http://www.fuelcelltoday.com/online/industry-directory/organisations/pl/Plug-Power Plug Power (USA) is a developer of fuel cells for homes using natural gas and propane. The company develops on-site power generation systems for commercial and residential dwellings, as well as for automotive applications, using PEM fuel cells. In November 2002, Plug Power acquired competitor H Power for approximately US$50.7 million. So far, the company has installed 55 systems a LIPA substation on Long Island and is overall the company with the most installed systems in this sector. Commercialisation targets start from the 2002, in conjunction with GE MicroGen. The company is also involved in the European Virtual Power Plant project, which will connect 31 4.6kW units to a combined virtual power plant in Germany, Holland, Portugal and Spain. These units have been jointly developed with German heating equipment manufacturer Vaillant. In February 2003 Plug Power signed a joint marketing agreement with Toshiba International Corp (TIC) to explore the application of fuel cells for industrial premium power markets, and develop a product that combines Plug technology with TIC's uninterruptible power systems. The companies expect the joint marketing agreement to lead to subsequent product development and commercialisation agreements. In June 2003 Plug Power introduced the GenCore system, a 5kW direct hydrogen fuel cell unit, priced at US$ 15,000 and especially designed to provide extended run back up power specifically for the telecommunications industry.
    • http://www.ballard.com/About_Ballard/Industry_Relations/Lead_Customers.htm Plug Power Inc. is an established leader in the deployment of clean, reliable, on-site energy products. More than 600 Plug Power fuel cell systems have been delivered to customers worldwide in commercial, public sector, telecommunications, utility and uninterruptible power supply markets. Ballard is supplying Plug Power with fuel cell stacks for all Plug Power’s commercial sales in the materials handling market (including the requirements of Cellex Power and General Hydrogen, both of which are owned by Plug Power) through April 2009. Plug Power and Ballard are also working jointly to develop backup power solutions for telecommunications and other mission-critical applications for the U.S. Department of Defense’s ‘Continuity of Operations (COOP)’ initiative.

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=== Name of Technology (heading) ===
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