Radio:Free Energy Now:Archive:2008

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Archive of interviews from the Free Energy Now radio show during 2008. 

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  Featured: Algae for Oil >
  OriginOil turning Algae to Oil - OriginOil believes that their breakthrough proprietary technology will provide the world with an endless supply of what they call "new oil" from algae, through a high-speed manufacturing process, capable of making it a direct competitor to petroleum, without disrupting the environment or food resources. (FreeEnergyNow; Nov. 10, 2008)
  

(1:20 Hours, 19 MB)

• Jeane Manning and Joel Garbon - Breakthrough Power - How quantum leap new energy inventions can transform our world - Co-authors to discuss their new book that provides a fascinating overview of the new energy field and the obstacles faced by many of the more unusual or disruptive technology inventors, and how their emergence will change the planet. (FreeEnergyNow; Nov. 3,4, 2008 )
  

(57 Minutes, 14 MB)

Pre-recorded Oct. 25, 2008, 9:00 - 9:55 am Pacific

• Len Hartkemeier - Good News for Renewables During this Market Turmoil - Len has been immersed in venture capital and funding of maverick technologies for a couple of decades. He is optimistic about their financial outlook. (FreeEnergyNow; Oct. 27, 2008)
  

(55 Minutes, 13 MB)

• Eduardo Castelã Nascimento, Business Development Director - Keppean Scalar Motor -- GOING OPEN SOURCE - The Keppe Motor allegedly requires a quarter as much electricity to generate power as a normal motor -- by capturing scalar energy from the "vacuum" of space. It is named for Brazilian scientist, Norberto Keppe, Ph.D., whose book The New Physics Derived from A Disinverted Metaphysics proposes a spiritual-based direction for our planet's technological philosophy.(FreeEnergyNow; Oct. 20, 2008)
  

(1:12 Hours, 20 MB)

• Denis Palmer, CEO and Damien Rittock - Millennial Motors, Inc. - Company claims to have come up with a motor that puts out far more torque per input energy than conventional motors. Their coils are ultra simple to wind, and are arranged in modular nodes. Because their design eliminates more than 95% of the iron from the motor. (FreeEnergyNow; Oct. 8, 2008 )
  

(55 Minutes, 13 MB)

• [Weinstein, CEO - Principle Power, Inc.] - is presently focused on two areas: a floating platform, adapted from the oil industry for offshore wind, wave, and current harnessing; and an inflatable concentrated solar technology. (FreeEnergyNow; Oct. 6, 2008)
  

(55 Minutes, 13 MB)

• Raghu Belur, VP of Marketing, Co-founder - Micro-Inverters make solar modular - Enphase Micro-Inverters turn solar panels into modular systems, increasing the energy harvest by 13 to 15 percent. The system includes the micro-inverter, embedded powerline communications and Enlighten — a web-based performance monitoring and analysis tool.(FreeEnergyNow; Sept. 29, 2008)
  

(55 Minutes, 13 MB)

• Alfred and Gunther Weisbrich, founder and inventor, and business partner, respectively - WARP Tower & Module - WARP: Wind Amplified Rotor Platform speeds up the wind with a velocity amplification factor in excess of 1.5 over free wind, resulting in a significant increase in power. A WARP wind farm would need on average about 80% less land per kilowatt of energy generated. Projected cost $.02 to $.04/kWh or lower. (FreeEnergyNow; Sept. 22, 2008)
  

(no program) - We had Michael Spitzauer, CEO of Green Power Inc scheduled for a pre-record, but he was unable to make it due to a family medical emergency. Our prayers to out to them at this time. The program has been rescheduled for Oct. 13.(FreeEnergyNow; Sept. 15, 2008)

(55 Minutes, 13 MB)

• Mike Hayter, Raser’s Director of Geothermal Development - Raser Technologies - Company has a rapid-deployment capability for low-heat geothermal energy. The geothermal pipes are in a closed loop, tied to a heat exchanger that heats a refrigerant which runs a turbine, in a reverse-refrigeration system, generating electricity in a cost-effective manner, competing price-wise with coal or natural gas plants. (FreeEnergyNow; Sept. 8, 2008)
  

(60 Minutes, 14 MB)

• Phil Hardcastle - Rotating Thermionic Generator - Hardcastle's Rotating Thermionic Generator concept relies upon centrifugal force to create a biased electron flow by lowering the work function of the Emitter to a fraction of a volt. Hardcastle believes that this design could provide all the energy needs of the World, just from the heat in ambient air. (FreeEnergyNow; Sept. 1, 2008)
  

(55 Minutes, 13 MB)

• M2E Power|M2E Power Could Charge Your Cell Phone With Kinetic Energy! - Regan Warner-Rower, Licensing and Business Development - The company is emphasizing the commercial applications for their technology, with a specific goal: revolutionizing cell phone batteries. An external charger generates between 300 and 700 percent more energy than current kinetic energy technologies, and may eventually replace cell phone batteries altogether. (FreeEnergyNow; August 25, 2008)
  

(55 Minutes, 13 MB)

• Damon Kuhn, COO - Ronn Motors - Maker of the new $150,000 Scorpion supercar, talks about how their company is well suited to finally build an ideal version of the on-board electrolysis technology that injects hydrogen into the air intake to catalyze a more efficient burn of the petrol, increasing a vehicle's mileage by 20-40% or much more. (FreeEnergyNow; August 18, 2008)
  

(60 minutes, 14 MB)

• Rob Lamkin, CEO - Cool Earth Solar - Company has developed an inflatable solar concentrator technology that slashes materials costs, making solar farms competitive with commercial electricity generation systems. Commercial deployment expected next year; could satisfy a large portion of Gore's 10-years-to-100%-renewable initiative. (FreeEnergyNow; August 11, 2008)
  

(55 Minutes, 13 MB)

• Featured: Engines >
  Interview: Super-Efficient 'Gun' Engine - Canadian inventor, Kazimierz Holubowicz, has come up with an environmentally friendly and transmission-free engine based on the same mechanics as how a bullet is shot from a gun. More recent test results showed a 14% increase in torque while using 10% as much fuel. (FreeEnergyNow; Aug. 4, 2008)
  

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