Where we are now.

Through our research, Gravity has proven to be a viable source of power which has two major qualities that make it ideal for electricity generation.

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1. The power available for capture is infinite

2. It is predictable and reliable

 

Currently, Wind Turbines are proving the cheapest form
of sustainable energy. This is followed by Solar PVC’s. Both have high infrastructure costs and both have the same major drawback – their output cannot be predicted or relied upon. Gravity however, provides power at an exactly predictable rate and it has been reliable for 500 million years.

As an example, the Irish Electricity Grid currently comprises a base load supplied by coal which represents 15% of requirement. Gas (CCGT) provides 60% and is used to ‘balance’ the Grid as it is quickly turned on and off. Hydro and Peat respectively constitute 3% and 8%.

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Renewable Energy (mostly Wind 0-50%) and the Interconnector (5-15%) provide the balance. Our Gravity Power based GECA could conservatively replace the coal component in the above scenario.

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Most importantly, our research as verified by Trinity College Dublin, indicates that the infrastructure for our system, will produce twice as much electricity per dollar spent, as Wind or Solar Power.