The Green Optimistic

Here’s a short video of someone who modified his bicycle to go electric. He used a brushless motor and a pack of several Li-Ion batteries of 36V capable of 30A (about 1kW). You’ll, see, he uses two, four, six, or eight of these batteries. That’s 8kW = about 5hp. That’s more than a regular motoscooter [...]

I can’t not write about this, even if this blog’s theme is Green Energy and Green Optimism. We’re all blogging brothers. Watch it and blog!

This is Sterling D. Allan, the founder of PESWiki.com, NewEnergyCongress.com, and many other sites linked in a network between them. He speaks about the deed of free energy, about how science misinterprets the new technology and how it will be viable in the future.
GreenOptimistic.com also features on PESWiki.com. Watch him speaking at Gnomedex 2007. The [...]

LTD stirling engines are an interesting idea. They harvest the temperature difference of the environment versus a cold object, and using this they power some pumps.

To support what I’ve been saying earlier about Flodesign’s wind turbine, here’s one example of what happens when there’s too much wind speed on the turbine:

The energy race has begun. All the players are in the arena, but there’s something bigger some of them seek… free energy is freedom for mankind.

In the times when gas prices rise and rise, and there’s no optimistic future for our pockets, hydrogen and Brown’s gas generation become more and more viable for our cars. Check out this experiment, if you like the idea.