Free Energy - True Free Energy

Free Energy is real and has been known about since at least the time of Tesla.

The definition of free energy in regard to what we are truly talking about here is not the same as how we think about solar power, wind or tidal as free energy. True free energy as developed by Steorn (Orbo Technology) is described as follows:

"Orbo produces free, clean and constant energy - that is our claim. By free we mean that the energy produced is done so without recourse to external source. By clean we mean that during operation the technology produces no emissions. By constant we mean that with the exception of mechanical failure the technology will continue to operate indefinitely."

At the time of writing (May 2008) it is not known what force of nature powers Orbo, but that the most likely candidates would be zero-point energy or the "vacuum energy" as it is also known. Others have speculated that "dark energy" may be responsible. There is much we don't know about the universe.

The way the world looks today should be very different to how it will look after Orbo tech is officially launched. Everything you can think of that uses power - cars, phones, iPODs, lights, televisions, ships, computers, will be able to be powered by Orbo technology.

Forget recharging and messing around with batteries. Forget stopping to fill up your car. You won't need to. Forget charging your phone. Plugs, wires and sockets will not be needed as everything will be capable of having it's own miniature Orbo power plant.

Not enough rain in desert areas? No problem - massive scale desalination of seawater can occur cheaply since energy will be free. With massive scale desalination comes plentiful water and with plentiful water comes large scale irrigation and massive increases in food production and yields.

It's a new world in every sense.

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Impact Of Steorn's Free Energy: Desalination & Third World

The planet is blessed with an abundance of water, but sadly most of it is of no use to anyone in the form of seawater.

With free energy that will all change.

About 90% of the cost of desalinating seawater into freshwater for drinking and irrigation is in the electricity required to power the desalination process. Steorn’s new free energy technology radically changes this scenario. With the cost of generating power now eliminated we can desalinate oceans worth of water at little or no cost.

What does this mean for us?

Well, an abundance of fresh water means we can now pipe unlimited freshly desalinated water into the driest of countries with the only real expense of building a pipeline.

Technology also already exists to extract water from the surrounding air. With free energy, this technology can be commercialized and deployed to extract freshwater at little or no cost in areas that are even more remote.

Picture the dry, cracked soil of desert regions being turned into lakes, resevoirs and fields for growing food. The importance of fresh water on people’s lives works on so many levels. With an abundance of fresh water, we can offer clean drinking water and eliminate water borne diseases to millions of people in Africa and the developing world.

With an abundance of fresh water we can grow fields of crops in the driest of conditions and this will seriously tackle the ongoing problems of starvation and hunger in the 3rd world.

It’s probably our most valuable resource and without free energy we cannot get the supply of water to the people who really need it the most. At the moment millions of people drink dirty, contaminated water, every day, because of the scarcity of this most valuable resource that we in the Western world take so much for granted.

All we need now is a rapid commercialization of the underlying technology through the private sector, and with Steorn’s very unique licensing model, this will help propogate the technology faster than ever.

I look forward to witnessing the transition over the coming years and being able to see what Orbo free energy technology can bring these nations. They’ve had their fair share of tragedy and it’s about time it changed.

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