Quantum Energy Generator (QEG) based on a Tesla patent for free energy

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You can see fights play out at the local level. Until recently, Nevada utilities bought surplus electricity from rooftop solar panels at the retail rate — what energy wonks call net metering. The practice made solar cost-effective for homes and business, but it threatened the bottom line of power companies. In a win for utilities, state legislators gouged net metering, dealing a blow to Nevada’s nascent clean energy industry. Solar companies are now fleeing the state, absconding with hundreds of jobs.

The fight over net metering exposed a rift among conservatives. On one side, conservative advocacy groups funded by electric utilities and fossil fuel producers oppose net metering. On the other side, Tea Party conservatives have aligned with left-leaning environmental groups in support of net metering. Together, these groups have fought for clean energy in Oklahoma, Georgia and Florida, among other states. While Tea Partiers lack deep pockets, they are flush with public support.

According to a poll from the conservative ClearPath Foundation, 72 percent of Republicans want the U.S. to accelerate the growth of clean energy. Even those who doubt the human fingerprint on global climate change see clean energy as a force for good. Renewables represent energy independence, economic vitality and resilience in the face of a terrorist strike. Proponents say distributed solar panels and wind turbines are less vulnerable to attack than centralized power plants.

http://www.alternet.org/environment...-states-and-its-splitting-conservatives-apart


Some trends in the wind power industry. A similar development is taking place in solar power.

I cannot wait for green energy output to overtake fossil fuels. The Tea Partiers are breaking with the Koch financiers of the Tea Party movement. They are fifth columnists.
 
At a reverse auction in Rajasthan on Tuesday, power companies Phelan Energy and Avaada Power each offered to charge 2.62 rupees per kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity generated from solar panels they hope to build at an energy park in the desert state. Last year’s previous record lowest bid was 4.34 rupees per kWh .

Analysts called the 40% price drop “world historic” and said it was driven by cheaper finance and growing investor confidence in India’s pledge to dramatically increase its renewable energy capacity.

It reduces the market price of solar tariffs well past the average charged by India’s largest thermal coal conglomerate, currently around 3.20 rupees per kWh . Wholesale price bids for wind energy also reached a record low of 3.46 rupees in February.

https://www.theguardian.com/environ...ices-hit-record-low-undercutting-fossil-fuels


So, solar energy is cheaper than fossil fuels energy in India. It is unclear whether this is scalable though.
 
ImaginaryBloke said:
This article criticizes the concept of electric vehicles. It supports the status quo of oil. Interesting to read though.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-04-30/inconvenient-truth-about-electric-vehicles
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I'm pretty sure that if that article was correct, trains and many kinds of ships would not run on electric power. Yes, those have diesel engines but they're actually diesel generators which create electricity for the motors which actually move the vehicles.

Electrical energy is not harder to handle. Combustion engines have a specific power band to operate correctly which requires a more complicated gearbox - if the gear ratio is too high the engine just spins and produces almost no torque and if the ratio is too low then it cannot overcome inertia. Electric engines are more simple and efficient because they provide 100% torque at 0 rpm, which this article forgets to account for.
 
China Unveils Physics-Defying Engine for Deep Space Exploration
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Asia & Pacific
14:59 12.09.2017(updated 17:10 12.09.2017)

Chinese scientists claim they have developed a working model of a microwave engine, which defies the laws of conventional physics, CCTV-2 reported.

The TV channel provided no details of the EmDrive microwave engine, saying only that it would soon be tested in space.

The EmDrive is built around a microwave-generating magnetron and a resonator, which accumulates the energy of their fluctuations. This generates thrust, which can’t be explained by the conventional energy conservation law.

The magnetron pushes microwaves into a closed truncated cone, driving them against its short end thus propelling the craft forward without producing any exhaust.

This differs from the type of propulsion currently used by spacecraft, which burn large quantities of fuel to generate a massive amount of energy to rocket the craft into space.


Scientists believe that a rocket propulsion system based on electromagnetic drives engines could enable humans to reach the outer fringes of our solar system in a matter of just a few months.

A report earlier published by NASA specialists said that the EmDrive indeed generates “constant thrust” using neither fuel nor creating any directed radiation pressure – a phenomenon, which experts say flies in the face of the universally —recognized law of conservation of momentum.

Electromagnetic drive engines, which require no fuel, could pave the way for manned missions to Mars, Jupiter and its moons, asteroids, and eventually to deep space, which is something that China plans to accomplish in the next few years.

China's State Council has released a white paper about its ambitious space program, including the first soft —landing on the far side of the moon in 2018, and a Mars mission to carry out orbiting and roving exploration before the end of the decade.

https://sputniknews.com/asia/201709121057317007-china-engine-space/
 
Give everyone in the world a bike, similar to an exercise bike, the use of which creates and stores electricity in reusable "batteries" to power your home and homes within the community and throughout your town and throughout your state and throughout your country.

Stay fit, cut obesity, and power the world without energy bills! Problem solved, let's move on...
 
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