Their theory on decentralized energy generation using invisible radiation had already been published by the Neutrino Energy Group at the beginning of 2015. This theory received indirect support from the 2015 Nobel Laureates in Physics, and the development of new measuring instruments and methods made it possible to show that neutrinos have a mass, albeit a very small one. Two years later, a research group at the University of Chicago succeeded in proving that neutrinos can even move molecules (interaction). And represents the basis of the NEUTRINOVOLTAIC - technology.
The next step, and one that Neutrino Energy has embarked on, was to develop what was previously thought to be impossible – harnessing that energy for power generation. In principle, harvesting neutrinos as an energy source is similar to that of a traditional photovoltaic (PV) solar cell. Neutrinos are not captured; instead a portion of their kinetic energy is taken and converted into electricity.
The Neutrino Power Cell is made of layers of silicon and carbon, which are applied to a metallic substrate with surgical precision so that when neutrinos hit them, it results in a resonance. Neutrino Energy discovered how to build such a cell that could convert the optimal level of resonance into resonating frequency on an electrical conductor, and then capture this energy. A crucial advantage is that the process requires no sunlight. For 24 hours a day and 365 days a year, Neutrino Power Cubes can transform portions of energy into power, anywhere in the world.
The new technology may help future generations meet their energy needs without requiring inefficient infrastructure, competition for scarce natural resources and environmental burden, which requires immediate action to stop it from becoming a climate catastrophe.
Neutrino energy: harnessing the power of cosmic radiation