"Tenth
Conference on Future Energy ALERT: It’s not too late to sign
up" for www.COFE10.org August 10-11, 2018. Our
lineup is stellar!. This year at COFE10 will be unique, since I
am scheduled for a Saturday night plenary talk on the “Manelas
Device”, which is a solid state, nanocrystalline, strontium
ferrite core battery with unusual properties of increasing its
voltage over time, even when used to charge an electric car
battery bank. Dr. Brian Ahern, who holds a PhD in engineering
from MIT did the independent laboratory testing of the device and
also worked with Arthur Manelas before his passing. He will
also be part of the presentation, with a two-slideshow
extravaganza. His first slideshow will be on his theory of
“Energy Localization” which will help explain his second
slideshow containing all of his independent measurements, graphs
and detailed charts of the anomalous magnetic fields present and
the voltage gains over time. Dr. Ahern did his doctorate
thesis on InP semiconductor Crystal Growth and worked for DOD,
USAF, Quantum Catalytics, and Rome Laboratories. He has received
contracts from the Energy and Power Research Institute (EPRI) and
awards for technology transfer, National Technology, and Second
Prize in a DOE competition on Clean Energy. His work on the Manelas
technology began in 2011 and has included numerous articles on
the investigation. We also have many other great inventors and
entrepreneurs presenting. As a Future Energy eNews subscriber,
you may use our 2018 Preferred Customer discount code “PC18” to
register.
On the
Future Energy frontier, a new notice has emerged concerning an
estimated 2.3 billion people who are on the verge of buying an
air conditioner to combat their personal home warming, which by
2050, will use as much energy as China uses today for ALL of its
electricity http://time.com/5342768/air-conditioning-heat-waves-climate-change/according to TIME magazine (July
30, 2018). Once again, the work that IRI is doing keeps becoming
more and more relevant and urgent.
Our
first Story is a breakthrough for biofuel advocates and
environmentalists since it reduces atmospheric CO2 while
producing biofuel. Just last week, research presented at the
Materials Research Society conference showed that enzymes can be
the key to converting alcohol and CO2 into useful fuel. The
Related Article on capturing CO2 from the air is also exciting,
since these will no doubt be upscaled in the near future as
billionaires come on board to save the planet.
Our
Story #2 shows the new Tesla PowerWall at a local Home Depot,
accompanied by the news about how Vermont is being saved from
heat waves by using a large network of such large battery storage
units for off-peak energy usage.
Story #3
is a great electrotherapy study just published a few months ago
on pulsed EMF effects on lower back pain, which affects millions
of people. PEMF has been shown by Walter Reed Medical Center here
in Bethesda MD as having a significant effect and warrants
further study. Of course, our IRI work in this area is pioneering
apparently by bringing such therapy to the public. See www.BioenergyDevice.org for more info.
Story
#4 shows how the rest of the world is moving way ahead of
the U.S. in getting clean energy cars to dominate the market by
2050. Now Japan is aiming to be all-electric by then, along with
many major auto manufacturers.
Story #5
may be a wonderful glimpse of the Jetson future for many of us
since the Opener company has introduced a flying car that needs
no license to pilot it way above the snarled traffic on the local
thruway. The Personal Aerial Vehicle may become a standard
alternative with its all-electric motors.
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Come to
our COFE10 Conference
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Integrity Research
Institute, sponsor of COFE10, will
present a two-day conference on August 10-11, 2018 at
the Crown Plaza Hotel in Albuquerque NM.
Conference
on Future Energy, COFE, has always the latest information on
energy, propulsion and bioelectromagnetics.
For Hotel Information and Accomodations, Click here
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1) Electricity and Enzymes Produce BioFuel from
Carbon Dioxide
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When you drink alcohol, enzymes in your liver
break it down into a series of byproducts, including carbon
dioxide. A group of scientists in Austria are trying to run the
process in reverse, using the same sort of enzymes to convert
CO2 to alcohol and other products that can be used as fuel
or as raw materials for the biochemical industry. “We are trying to reduce the CO2 electrochemically,” Stefanie Schlager, a
doctoral student at Johannes Kepler University, Linz, Austria,
told a session at the Materials Research Society’s fall meeting in Boston last
week.
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2) Tesla PowerWalls Save the Day in Vermont Heat Wave
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Vermont is
starting to get a significant number of Tesla Powerwalls installed
through the company’s partnership with Green Mountain Power
(GMP), an important electric utility in Vermont.
This latest heat wave in the
northeast has hit Vermont pretty hard and GMP says that
the energy storage capacity of its network of Powerwalls is making
the difference during the peak demand.
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3) Study shows Pulsed Electromagnetics (PEMF) Produce
Significant Improvement for Lower Back Pain Issues
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Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields have significant
effectiveness for lower back pain issues.
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Chronic
low back pain (cLBP) is among the most frequent complaints for
medical visits, lost work time, and attrition from combat
operations among military service members.
Pulsed
electromagnetic frequency (PEMF) is a relatively unexplored
complementary integrative treatment for cLBP. PEMF in addition to
usual care (UC) produced a significant improvement in
self-reported physical health-related quality of life and a
significant increase in anxiety symptoms, when compared with UC
alone..
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4) Japan Aims for All Electric Cars by 2050
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The race for car electrification
just got more intense as Japan, the world’s third-largest economy,
announced plans to switch to electric cars in under two decades.
The government panel also set a goal for emissions reduction: by
2050, all emissions from passenger vehicles must drop by 90%
compared to 2010 levels.
The panel also includes members from
major automobile companies such as Toyota and Nissan, who will work
together on acquiring the much-needed cobalt for the cars’
batteries. This collaboration is particularly significant as
Chinese investors are aggressively securing deposits of the rare resource. It’s
very rare for car makers to agree to this type of deal, which seems
to bode well for the overall success of the initiative.
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5) Blackfly Flying Car Needs No License
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Canadian-based
aviation firm Opener Inc. has unveiled its new BlackFly
single-seater aircraft, which it bills as a Personal Aerial Vehicle
(PAV) and the world's first ultralight all-electric fixed-wing Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) aircraft. The
fully-amphibious drop-shaped flyer with fore and aft wings sporting
eight electric motors has a range of 25 mi (40 km) and a top speed
of 62 mph (100 km/h). See Video of The Opener Company Press Release below.
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