NEW PRIMARY SOURCE OF ENERGY
Hydrino Power
More Powerful than Oil & Gas
A powerful source of CO2-free energy with no radioactivity
The energy released forming a hydrino is over 200 times the energy required to extract hydrogen from water by electrolysis.
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“The successful development of new-generation chemistry and its simple thermal regeneration is a major historical step toward near-term, commercial hydrino power. Our recent execution of eight billion watts of commercial licensing agreements demonstrates that the power market is beginning to agree.”
- John Miller, Board of Directors of BLP and former president of Standard Oil
The new primary source of energy: Hydrino Power
Chemical catalysts cause the hydrogen atoms to transition to lower-energy states by allowing their electrons to fall to smaller radii around the nucleus with a release of energy that is intermediate between chemical and nuclear energies.
The lower-energy atomic hydrogen product called hydrino.
The energy released forming a hydrino is over 200 times the energy required to extract hydrogen from water by electrolysis.
Hydrinos are a new form of hydrogen discovered by BlackLight Power.
Hydrinos are produced during the BlackLight Process as energy is released from the hydrogen atom as the electron transitions to a lower-energy state resulting in a smaller radius hydrogen atom.
The energy released forming a hydrino is over 200 times the energy required to extract hydrogen from water by electrolysis to produce the new hydrogen fuel consumed during the BlackLight Process.
Two of the potential applications of its CO2-free technology are in heating and electric power production.
The heat-generating prototypes based on the new Hydrino Power have shown the process to be potentially competitive with existing primary generation sources like coal, oil, gas, nuclear power and all renewable energy technologies.
The BlackLight Process thermal power source may be ideal for interfacing with commercially available electric power generating equipment.
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