By Guest-Blogger Dragmit: A FINAL PLANET WIDE SOLUTION TO RENEWABLE ENERGY

Mankind is literally at an energy crossroads.  He has just about half depleted his fossil fuel reserves, and while half does not sound bad, his present rate of consumption is higher than ever.  What that means is while his supply is halved, his useable time is much less than half.  And it took over ten million years to make all of this stuff! Can we wait in the dark for ten million years for another batch to cook up? Hardly. There is a real sense of urgency in regard to our energy needs today, and the laws of supply and demand prove this every time we fuel up our automobiles, heat our houses, or buy food at the store.  And without a real solution, we are going to begin suffering some serious setbacks for humanity very very soon.

While we focus on wind, solar, and other renewables, we seem to dismiss the most important element of our fossil fuels, and that is their storability.  In one of the most important advancements of the human race, we figured out that the ability to store food over the winter was one of the most important elements of survival for Mankind.  Why do
we not get this with energy, is it because we never had to worry about it with fossil fuels before?  Probably. Are we not intelligent enough to figure that out today?  I look at today’s renewable energy industry with the same anxiety of watching a child cling to a floating log in a torrential river realizing that I will most likely drown when I dive in to help her.  I feel fear, anxiety, trepidation, anger all at once.  Luckily the issue of energy problems moves at a pace slow enough that I can contemplate the facts and come up with a real solution that will save the child’s life without risking my own.

The problem is storability.  Batteries are way too expensive, however when I start freezing in the dark I bet we will all do without other comfort items in order to find the money to build batteries.
But cutting off your nose to spite your face is not a desirable
reaction.

Geothermal has renewable possibilities, but again cost is a huge factor as well as enormous possible environmental impacts.  Would it be wise to remove energy in huge amounts for centuries from the Earth’s core when the liquid mantle keeps the planet on its orbital track?
That is a theory I do not suggest we experiment with, especially when it
is unnecessary.

If you want a real solution to a previously unsolved problem you are going to have to start all over in your thought patterns.  It is not an easy task I know, but if you want to solve the problem … you can’t make an omelet without breaking eggs.

There is however a new science out there. Well, new to us it seems.  The science has actually been with us since the beginning of time, we simply have never had any reason to embrace it in the past, but the future will change that. One of these energy sources is the simple cycle of nature we refer to as rain. In spite of the fear mongers warning of loss of water on this planet, we have just as much water now as we had yesterday, last week, last year, or even a thousand years ago.  It may not be where it used to be, but it is still on the planet.  And it falls from the sky by the ton every second of the day.

The other huge energy source is gravitational.  The tidal changes on this planet are enormous, and if we could find a way to tap into that source alone we would never have to worry about cheap energy on this planet ever again.  Fundy Bay Canada alone could power the entire world, and the animals that depend on that resource would never need to suffer any consequences if we are careful.

The other huge ‘minor’ source is the wind.  We just need to concentrate on how to store that energy instead of generating it in a form that is not easily stored.

Even solar panels could be reworked into a storable energy output that does not include chemical batteries.  And Lord knows there is a huge amount of solar energy around this planet to draw from.  Enough to replace fossil fuels on its own if we could just figure out a way to store it for when we need it instead of wasting it because we did not need it when it was available.  Its like sitting in the dark on a cold winters day starving while remembering grain rotting in the Sun during the summers end.
Store your grain damn it!

OK, enough of the melodramatics. I am going to explain to you exactly how we can bring all of these elements together so we might forever solve Mans next greatest challenge, the replacement of fossil fuels.  Remember, I told you that you would have to start anew in your thought processes, and that time is now.

In all of the above cases, we can use each source to do one common thing easily and cheaply, and that’s the act of compressing air.  And start adding up all these sources and you will see that we could easily and inexpensively compress billions of tons of air around this planet every
day no matter what time of year!  But the best part is that compressed air can easily be stored for many years well beyond our typical environmental cycle, and we can easily transport compressed air in underground or above ground pipes, sending it where ever, whenever we
need it.  It’s like canned food, consumable well beyond a single growing season.
Now your windmill can create and store every bit of energy it gathers
from the wind day and night and save it until we need it.  Our hydro generation plants can save every ounce of energy available instead of letting it run out the bottom at night when it is not needed.  And solar panels can hammer compressed air into storage containers for use on cloudy, calm, or dark days.

Now we have all the stored energy in the form of compressed air that we need, so now what.  Wind turbines?  Possibly, but the losses in any accelerated mass are enormous.  What about the forces generated in displaced water mass?  Is that not how we keep tons of steel from sinking when we build a ships hull?  How would that work? Well, if you
take that compressed air and allow its pressure to force it into the base of a column of water, then insert that air into an inverted conveyor belt, the air bubbles will push up on the belt with a force of 62 pounds per cubic foot.  Now if that container is 25 feet tall, and there is a column of total water displaced of 1500 cubic feet, that’s 93,000 pounds of torque output.  Could you turn a generator with 93,000 pounds of torque?
This is torque generated with an easily gathered and easily stored
entity called compressed air.  And if the demand for electricity drops off you can easily reduce the amount of air entering the container very quickly saving it for a later demand.

Now, the hard part will be putting the concept together in your mind.  You will see that this is the only thing you have ever seen in the energy sector that is easily attained, and forever short term renewable … unless you are more entertained seeking a solution instead of actually finding one.  There are still many who seek a better mouse
trap after all!  But look this over.  If you see a problem, I need to hear from you.  A problem must be seen before it can be solved … just because it’s a problem does not mean it can’t be solved!

We are in process of building a demonstration project for this device in Western New York this coming year hopefully, and I invite all of you to watch our progress on this.  Our company web site is www.heavyhydraulicoscillation.com.  We will be posting any news about this installation as it proceeds, and it will give you access for any questions you might have.  And if all goes as planned, the future of Mankind will not be challenged by the loss of cheap energy!