Steorn - Qatar University Talk Details

As previously posted, Steorn's CEO Sean McCarthy will give a talk to engineering students at the University Of Qatar at 11:00 am to 12:30 pm on Feb 18th local time.

The venue will be: College of Engineering / Corridor 9- Room no.111
Click here for a PDF flyer of the talk

If you can ignore the poor English of the Uni guy who wrote the PDF you'll see that the talk is on "Conservation Of Energy And Specifically Our Claims With Respect To Energy In Asymmetric Magnetic Systems".

It is stated that: "The purpose of the presentation is to provide an insight into the principle theory and possible applications of the technology and is designed only to inform and stimulate student engineering, research understanding and interest.

This is the first date in what is a worldwide tour of Universities for Steorn, prior to the full commercial launch of their free energy technology "Orbo" later in the year.

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Steorn Middle East Tour: Qatar University On February 18th

Qatar University

Qatar based English Speaking Daily "The Peninsula" is reporting that Steorn are scheduled to deliver their presentation at Qatar University on February 18th.

Here is what they reported:

DOHA: The Finland-based alternative energy company Steorn will kick-start its Middle East ‘face-to-face’ discussions regarding the principles behind its newly-developed controversial Orbo technology, from Doha.

The first leg of its tour is scheduled to start from Qatar University on February 18, before moving on to a number of universities in the UAE, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. The Steorn announced that it will hold a number of presentations throughout the Middle East during the first half of this year. Similar tours across Europe and he US will commence during summer 2009.

Orbo is a technology that creates energy from magnetic interactions. It provides free, clean and constant energy at the point of use. It is a platform technology that can be engineered to power anything from a phone, to a fridge to a car.

However, a section of scientists have challenged this claim saying energy cannot be simply created.

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