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1. Revolution 100% Clean-
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Renewable Electric Power-Generating System
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2. Field of the Invention
• This invention is a virtually renewable electric power generation
system that does not use an external source of energy to generate
electricity.
• This virtually renewable electric power-generating system is
configured with an on-board electronics controller that generates a
renewable electric power generating system as described.
• Using a motor/generator device from 12V AC/DC to as high as is
needed (AC and/or DC), to power the motor/generator with its on-
board electronics controller and an automatic battery charger to
recharge the batteries on demand.
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3. Background of the invention
• Fossil fuels i.e. oil are the primary source of energy for planet Earth.
• The rate of fossil fuel consumption is likely going to outpace the rate
of fossil fuel production as the planet's population continues to grow
and as less economically developed countries become industrialized.
• This expected increase in demand for fossil fuels could exhaust the
global supplies of fossil fuels within the next several decades if
consumption continues at the present rate.
• It is desirable to harness energy from renewable sources such as
solar power, wind power, hydroelectric power, geothermal power,
and/or a virtual renewable electric power generating system to
minimize dependence on fossil fuels.
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4. 7 Truths About Renewable Energy
Written by Jeff Siegel, Posted June 20, 2017
• Solar and wind dominate the future of electricity: 72% of the $10.2 trillion spent on
new power generation worldwide to 2040 will be invested in new wind and solar PV
plants.
• Solar energy’s challenge to coal gets broader:
- Solar is already at least as cheap as coal in Germany, Australia, the U.S., Spain, and
Italy.
- The levelized cost of electricity from solar is set to drop another 66% by 2040.
- By 2021, it will be cheaper than coal in China, India, Mexico, the UK, and Brazil as
well.
• Onshore wind costs fall fast, and offshore falls faster: - Onshore wind levelized
costs will fall 47% by 2040, thanks to cheaper, more efficient turbines and advanced
OPEX regimes.
- In the same period, offshore wind costs will slide a whopping 71%, helped by
experience, competition, and economies of scale.
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5. 7 Truths About Renewable Energy
Written by Jeff Siegel, Posted June 20, 2017
China and India currently lead in energy
investment:
• They account for 28% and 11% of all
investment in power generation to 2040.
• Just under a third of Asia Pacific’s
investment in energy will go to wind, a
third to solar, 18% to nuclear, and 10%
to coal and gas.
Batteries and flexibility bolster the reach
of renewables:
• Utility-scale batteries increasingly7/16/2017 5

6. 7 Truths About Renewable Energy
Written by Jeff Siegel, Posted June 20, 2017
Homeowners’ love of solar grows:
• By 2040, rooftop PV will account for as
much as 24% of electricity in Australia,
20% in Brazil, 15% in Germany, 12% in
Japan, and 5% in the U.S. and India.
• This, combined with the growth of large-
scale renewables, reduces the need for
existing large-scale coal and gas plants.
Coal's point of no return:
• Sluggish demand, cheap renewables, and
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7. United States energy consumption in the year 2016
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8. 5 Countries With the Most Invested in Renewable Energy
Written by Megan Dailey Posted June 17, 2017
• “It’s 2017, energy should be free by now!”
• People seem to think that not only will renewables
singlehandedly clean up our climate, but they’ll also make
energy totally free.
• I think that’s silly.
• Nothing is free, and someone will always be making money
off of essential technologies. However, renewables could be
making energy more affordable as the technology improves.
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9. 5 Countries With the Most Invested in Renewable Energy
Written by Megan Dailey Posted June 17, 2017
Bloomberg New Energy Finance estimates that by 2040,
renewables will account for 35% of the world’s total energy
production. The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates
solar and wind alone will account for a slightly less optimistic
21% of the world’s total by then.
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10. 5 Countries With the Most Invested in Renewable Energy
Written by Megan Dailey Posted June 17, 2017
• “Either way, it’s clear the push for clean energy isn’t
stopping anytime soon, and in fact is accelerating in a
number of key energy markets.
• Here are the countries currently putting the most into
expanding their renewable industries...
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11. 5 Countries With the Most Invested in Renewable Energy
Written by Megan Dailey Posted June 17, 2017
1. China
• No surprise here! With cities so famously choked in smog that they’ve made
medical facemasks into a fashion statement, renewable capacity will be
growing faster in China than anywhere else in the world.
• Last year, the country installed around 35 gigawatts of new renewable
capacity. By 2020, the country will have installed an additional 200 GW of
wind power and 120 GW of solar, plus around 340 GW of hydropower and
58 GW worth of nuclear reactors.
• This will more than cover the 100GW of coal capacity that the country
recently canceled, too.
• The country plans to invest as much as $364 billion into renewable energy
by 2020 and nearly $780 billion by 2030.
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12. 5 Countries With the Most Invested in Renewable Energy
Written by Megan Dailey Posted June 17, 2017
2. India
• We’ve been giving this one a lot of attention recently, and for good reason.
• Much like China, India needs to cut back on the smog-causing energy production.
To that end, officials have already stated that the country will not be building any
new coal capacity once the 50GW currently under construction is complete.
• India’s draft National Energy Plan, updated last year, estimates that the country will
have as much as 175 GW of installed renewable capacity by 2022. Solar especially
is gaining in this country and will account for 100 GW of that added capacity.
• The country is also looking into expanding its electric vehicle market. Though crude
oil demand is expected to grow more in India than anywhere else over the next few
years, the country is aiming to have all new cars sold be electric by 2030.
• A deal with Tesla currently in the works could make this plan all the more viable.
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13. 5 Countries With the Most Invested in Renewable Energy
Written by Megan Dailey Posted June 17, 2017
3. United States
• Forget the Paris Agreement and all the drama surrounding it.
• The country’s renewable industry doesn’t need a global initiative to keep right on growing.
We’re already second only to China in wind capacity, and we’re fourth in installed solar PV
capacity behind China, Germany, and Japan, according to the IEA.
• In 2016, newly installed renewable capacity accounted for 61.5% of the country’s total new
energy installations, meaning clean energy outpaced all fossil fuels and nuclear combined!
• The Energy Information Administration estimates that total installed renewable capacity will
surpass U.S. nuclear capacity by 2020, and we’ll have more renewables than coal running by
2040.
• And while all of this is going on, California recently made its own deal with China to
cooperate on the development of ever cheaper, more efficient clean energy technologies.
• Probably not a necessary move for the industry, but it never hurts to have such a big investor
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14. 5 Countries With the Most Invested in Renewable Energy
Written by Megan Dailey Posted June 17, 2017
4. Japan
• Japan’s clean energy push is focused mainly on solar, which covered a full
4.3% of the country’s energy production last year, according to the country’s
Renewable Energy Institute. Renewables as a whole accounted for 14.2% of
the country’s production throughout the year.
• After the Fukushima nuclear meltdown in 2011, the country’s investments in
renewable energy skyrocketed, putting it in third place behind China and the
U.S. by 2015.
• Before the meltdown, renewables only covered around 9.6% of Japan’s
energy production. By 2015, that number had climbed to more than 14%.
And while natural gas replaced much more capacity than renewables,
expensive foreign fuel imports are making cheaper alternatives all the more
attractive.
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15. 5 Countries With the Most Invested in Renewable Energy
Written by Megan Dailey Posted June 17, 2017
5. Germany
• This country got a lot of attention last year when it was reported that
nearly 100% of the country’s energy demand was covered by
renewables for part of a day.
• This year, the country announced that it had broken another record
by covering 85% of its energy needs with renewables for a full
weekend at the end of April. And while this is far from the norm
today, Germany expects it to be common practice by 2030.
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16. 5 Countries With the Most Invested in Renewable Energy
Written by Megan Dailey Posted June 17, 2017
• The biggest challenge facing all these countries, and the industry as
a whole, is price.
• Renewables, including hydropower, solar, and wind, are already
cheaper than coal in some regions today, but the cost of integrating
them into large-scale grids is still high. That's why, for now at least,
natural gas will continue to dominate the global energy mix.
• But make no mistake, that won't always be the case. Multiple
estimates claim that renewables could be cheaper than all fossil
fuels worldwide within the decade, and capacity growth will
continue no matter what.
• It is only a matter of time before clean energy and the energy
storage tech it relies on outpace even the most stalwart fossil fuels.
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17. Unlimited Usage of Power
• Power Plants to generate electric power for
a city or even to an entire country.
• Generate Electric Power for Office
Buildings from buildings one story high, all
the way to skyscrapers.
• Generate Electric Power for factories of all
sorts.
• Generate Electric Power from small
household units to entire neighbourhoods.
• Generate Electric Power for airplanes and
rockets without pollution.
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18. Unlimited Usage of Power
• Power Plants to generate electric power from small towns
and cities to entire countries – without pollution.
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19. Unlimited Usage of Power
• Generate power for one story office buildings to skyscrapers –
without pollution.
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20. Unlimited Usage of Power
• Generate Electric Power for factories of all sorts without pollution.
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21. Unlimited Usage of Power
• Generate Electric Power from small housing units to entire
neighbourhoods – without pollution.
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22. Unlimited Usage of Power
• Generate Electric Power for airplanes and rockets
without pollution.
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23. Unlimited Usage of Power
• Generate Electric Power for crude oil ships, cruise liners, yachts,
and other small boats – without pollution .
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24. Unlimited Usage of Power
• Genetate Electric Power for a complex high speed train
system to a small electric bicycle – without pollution.
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25. Technology Embedded in a Box
• The Core Technology of the Virtual Renewable Electric
Power-Generating System can be Embedded in a Box that
can fit in any size of final system – without pollution.
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26. Ultimate system that can use our technology
• Medium Size Electric Power Generator without pollution.
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27. Ultimate system that can use our technology
• Portable Electric Power Generator without pollution.
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28. Ultimate system that can use our technology
• Power Generation system for Electric Automobile without pollution.
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29. Ultimate system that can use our technology
• Power Generation System for Crude Oil Ships and Container Ships
without pollution.
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30. Ultimate systems that can use our technology
• Power Generation system for Power Plant without pollution.
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31. How We Position Our Self
• We position ourself as Core Technology providers
• We welcome any countries and world top companies to contact us
• We will license our Core Technology to our clients by the following:
- Different Territories
- Different Industries
- Different End Products
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32. What can our clients do with our core technology:
• For power plant operators, they can use our technology generate
electric power and without buying fossil fuel, coal and natural gas.
• For power generator providers, they can use our technology
embedded in their electric power genrator and sell to their end
users.
• For electric automobile manufacturers, they can use our
technology embedded in the car battery to provide no need
recharge vehicles.
• For all other batteries manufacturers, our core technology will help
them provides no need recharge batteries for their customers.
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33. What can our clients do with our core technology:
• For power plant operators, they can use our technology generate
electric power and without buying fossil fuel, coal and natural gas.
• For power generator providers, they can use our technology
embedded in their electric power genrator and sell to their end
users.
• For electric automobile manufacturers, they can use our
technology embedded in the car battery to provide no need
recharge vehicles.
• For all other batteries manufacturers, our core technology will help
them provides no need recharge batteries for their customers.
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34. Way to meet us
Your contact will do the preliminary due
diligent on your organization
Then you will get the NDA from your
contact.We will do the final due diligent and
then sign back the NDA.
We will send together with our invitation
letter with tour package instruction to visit our
headquater in USA and explore our
technology.
I am sure you will be satisfied for your tour,
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35. Testimony:
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