BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA, USA, February 13, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Brillouin Energy Corp. announced today that Senior Executives Greg Knight and Chester Aldridge have begun a long term executive level advisory engagement to actively guide leadership of Brillouin Energy Corp.’s next stage of development: Rapid commercialization of its patented clean energy electric heating system, and build-out of the Company’s pilot manufacturing facility.
BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA, USA, August 8, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Company proves net-positive power from its HHT boiler at ICCF24 Solid-State Energy Summit.
BERKELEY, CA – July 20, 2022 – Brillouin Energy Corp, whose mission is to create the “New Era of Energy” to address energy security and climate change, will demonstrate publicly for the first time at ICCF24 a revolutionary new high tech boiler system that can help the world transition from fossil fuel energy to a non-carbon, completely pollution-free and sustainable energy with vast environmental benefits for both the planet and humanity.
Brillouin Energy announced that it has obtained a significant Patent associated with its design for a potentially world-changing “Hydrogen Hot Tube”, or “HHT™” reactor system from the European Union Patent Office. The Patent, which has been issued for a crucial component of the HHT reactor system, the “Controlled Electron Capture Reaction” (CECR) for “Energy Generation Apparatus and Method”, is dated September 26, 2018.
It’s been a big year for low-energy nuclear reactions. LENRs, as they’re known, are a fringe research topic that some physicists think could explain the results of an infamous experiment nearly 30 years ago that formed the basis for the idea of cold fusion. That idea didn’t hold up, and only a handful of researchers around the world have continued trying to understand the mysterious nature of the inconsistent, heat-generating reactions that had spurred those claims.
Researchers at SRI International have issued a Technical Progress Report covering their review and independent validation of Brillouin Energy’s on-going testing and scaling efforts of its most advanced Isoperibolic (“IPB”) Hydrogen Hot Tube™ (HHT™) component prototypes, which generate controlled Low Energy Nuclear Reactions (“LENR”).
Brillouin Energy has been working on low energy nuclear reactions aka cold fusion aka Controlled Electron Capture Reaction (CECR) process for many years. Nextbigfuture has covered them for many years. In 2015, Nextbigfuture covered what a 35 page third party analysis of Brillouin energy systems.
Brillouin Energy, a Berkeley, California-based clean technology company, is in early discussions to raise USD 15m in equity financing, CFO David Firshein said. Brillouin’s goal is to complete the Series C raise by June, Firshein said. The company’s pre-money valuation is just over USD 60m, he said.
Following the successful replication of “over-unity” amounts of thermal energy from its LENR renewable energy technologies, Brillouin Energy Corp. announces the closing of $7,750,000 in its Series B round. The lead investor in the Round, James (Jim) Farrell, has also joined the Company’s Board of Directors.
Researchers at SRI International are reporting that they have successfully replicated “over unity” amounts of thermal energy (heat) for Brillouin Energy Corporation’s most advanced Isoperibolic (“IPB”) Hydrogen Hot TubeTM (HHTTM) reactor test systems based on controlled low energy nuclear reactions (“LENR”).
Watching the Hawks filmmaker Sean Stone reports on low energy nuclear reaction as a technology of the future nearing application for public led by Robert Godes and Brillouin Energy.
Living up to the words of Russell Means, the late Oglala Lakota activist and cofounder of the American Indian Movement, members of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe of North Dakota are leading an effort toward energy independence. This effort, if successful, could serve as a model for how to slow anthropogenic climate disruption. Their hope is based on a controversial clean energy technology, which is often discredited as conspiracy as it quietly moves into reality. Low Energy Nuclear Reactions (LENR) is being considered by many to be the future of energy.
A joint production of Quartz and NPR’s Marketplace, Actuality spoke to MIT’s Peter Hagelstein and Brillouin Energy’s President and CTO, Robert Godes about the potential for clean, limitless nuclear-fusion power has led humanity to spend billions of dollars seeking it out, ever since Albert Einstein came up with the theories that make it possible. With the specter of climate change looming, the stakes are ever higher.
After being criticized for a quarter century, low-temperature nuclear fusion is gaining credibility. Furthermore it promises abundant energy cheap and decentralized, it does not produce hazardous radioactive radiation. Industry, universities, research and startups centers are mobilizing.
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Brillouin Energy Corporation, developer of renewable energy technologies capable of producing commercially useful amounts of thermal energy (heat) based on controlled low energy nuclear reactions (“LENR”), announced today that its Hydrogen Hot Tube™ Boiler System reactor core modules, were the subject of a recently completed Technical Validation Report.
Brillouin Energy Corporation, developer of renewable energy technologies capable of producing commercially useful amounts of thermal energy (heat) based on controlled low energy nuclear reactions (“LENR”), announced today that its WET™ and HHT™ Boiler System reactor core modules were presented to Congress on Capitol Hill.
Considered by many attending ICCF19 in Padua, Italy, as a contender for being one of the first to produce a commercial LENR reactor, Berkeley, CA-based Brillouin Energy founder and chief technology officer of Robert Godes sat down with Marianne Macy for an in-depth discussion. To view Brillouin Energy’s presentation at ICCF19
Is energy from cold fusion just wishful thinking, or is it the climate revolution the world craves? Research says not to spend money. Physicists believe the phenomenon could not possibly exist. The question of cold fusion exists, and it is about to become a science thriller of the rare.
The world faces a grim future if we do not immediately rein in consumption of fossil fuels. Risks include rising sea levels, more frequent extreme temperatures, flooding, drought and conflicts among human societies. An eventual sea level rise of 6 meters
David H. Bailey, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (retired) and UC Davis, Huff-Post Science
Brillouin Energy was selected by AlwaysOn as one of the AlwaysOn Global 100 Companies to Watch. AlwaysOn recognized Brillouin Energy for creating its technology innovations in the field of Low Energy Nuclear Reactions (LENR).
I recently attended the 2014 cold fusion IAP course at MIT in Cambridge, MA put together by Dr. Peter Hagelstein and Dr. Mitchell Swartz. Complete films of those lectures as well as last year’s lectures from Jan 2013 are available.
We have run over 150 experiments using two different cell/calorimeter designs. Excess power has always been seen using Q-Pulses tuned to the resonance of palladium and nickel hydrides in pressurized vessels. Excess energies of up to 100% have been seen using the excitation method.
Robert Godes and Robert George, Journal of Condensed Matter Nuclear Science
Scientists worldwide have been quietly investing low-energy nuclear reactions (LENR) for the past 20 years. Researchers in this controversial field are now claiming paradigm-shifting results, including generation of large amounts of excess heat, nuclear activity and transmutation of elements.
Defense Intelligence Agency, US Department of Defense
Once considered junk science, cold fusion gets a second look by researchers. Twenty years ago it appeared for a moment that all our energy problems could be solved. It was the announcement of cold fusion, nuclear energy like that which powers the sun but at room temperature, on a table-top. It promised to be cheap, limitless, and clean. Cold fusion would end our dependence on the Middle East and stop those greenhouse gases blamed for global warming.
Researchers at a US Navy laboratory have unveiled what they say is “Significant” evidence of cold fusion, a potential energy source that has many skeptics in the scientific community.
Commercial sales breakthrough as Brillouin Energy signs its second paid Licensing Agreement for its CECR Technologies - View Press Release
2018.03.28
Researchers at SRI International issued a Technical Progress Report covering their review and independent validation of Brillouin Energy’s on-going testing and scaling efforts of its most advanced Isoperibolic (“IPB”) Hydrogen Hot Tube™ (HHT™) component prototypes, which generate controlled Low Energy Nuclear Reactions (“LENR”).
2017.01.28
Researchers at SRI International issued an Interim Progress Report that states they successfully replicated “over unity” amounts of thermal energy (heat) for Brillouin Energy Corporation’s most advanced Isoperibolic (“IPB”) Hydrogen Hot Tube™ (HHT™) reactor test systems based on controlled low energy nuclear reactions (“LENR”)
2016.10.28
SRI Program Manager Fran Tanzella presents their latest findings working to validate Brillouin Energy's Hydrogen Hot Tube experiments at ICCF20
2015.07.28
Brillouin Energy selected as one of the AlwaysOn Global 100 Companies to Watch in Silicon Valley
2015.05.28
Brillouin Announces the addition of Dr. Harry Davitian to the Brillouin Technical Advisory Board Members
SRI independently reviews and confirms the accuracy of the Brillouin Hydrogen Hot Tube (HHT) System January test results that produced a 4.13X Coefficient
2015.01.28
Brillouin Hydrogen Hot Tube (HHT) System produces a controlled excess heat coefficient of 4.13x
2014.09.28
Brillouin Electrolytic System demonstrates a significant controlled power gain (Excess Heat Coefficient) of 2.25
2014.03.28
SRI runs tests first Brillouin Hydrogen Hot Tube (HHT) system and succeeds in showing occasional evidence of excess heat in its operation
2013.10.28
Commencement of Phase III Brillouin Wet Boiler fabrication containing water and electrolyte capable of producing 100K BTU – enough to heat an average size home
2013.04.28
Robert Godes presents Brillouin Energy’s latest technical paper at ICCF-17
2012.08.28
Brillouin Energy signs long term formal scientific research agreement with SRI International (the first of its kind in the LENR field)
2012.05.28
Brillouin Energy closes its formal Series A Round with $2.5 Million of funds raised, putting it in a position to commence work on its third generation reactor designs and complete a collaboration agreement with SRI
2012.03.28
Brillouin Energy releases an animated video describing the physics that underlie the Controlled Electron Capture Reaction Hypothesis
2011.08.28
First Principles Test of the CECR Theory by demonstrating a way of producing momentary tritium using similar ignition function capable of catalyzing part of the reaction sequence beginning in 2011 by both Brillouin Energy, and an outside national lab physicist and continuing to this day.
2011.03.28
Brillouin Energy announces initial and preliminary findings for its Phase II Experimental Results with 2.1X excess heat coefficient peak result
2010.03.28
First Summary Report of successful independent replication of Brillouin Energy CECR Hypothesis and Phase I Test Results, presented at American Chemical Society (ACS) Conference
2009.01.28
Robert Godes Establishes Brillouin Energy and retains the services of MCM Group, Inc. and Grosvenor Financial Partners, LLC for investment banking and consulting management services and Kilpatrick Townsend Stockton LLP for patent services In exchange for Founders Stock
2008.11.28
Robert Godes publishes “The Quantum Fusion Hypothesis” advocating that the reaction must involve electron capture as a natural energy reduction mechanism of the lattice
2005.11.28
On behalf of Profusion Energy Robert Godes initiated a first US Provisional Patent Application which has served as a Priority Document for a number of subsequent filings