1. High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

2. New Energy Congress http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com Raser

3. http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com Raser’s Thermo No. 1 Power Plant

4. Abstract In our review of the best clean energy technologies from around the world, our organization, the New Energy Congress, so far has found Raser's Geothermal technology to be foremost among the various geothermal players. Raser Technologies of Provo, Utah, USA, has developed a method of harnessing lower- heat input (200 - 300 degrees F) compared to usual flash-to-steam geothermal processes, which require the temperature to be at least 360ºF to be feasible. To accomplish this, Raser takes existing air conditioning technology and essentially run it in reverse. Instead of using electricity to turn a heat pump to cool a liquid, they run a warm liquid (proprietary composition) through a heat pump to generate electricity. This arrangement requires a minor modification in off-the- shelf industrial air conditioners which can be deployed in a modular manner, easily fitting the plant to the resource size -- and allowing for phased building of the plant to meet budget requirements. The plant can also be built rapidly. Their first 11-MW plant took less than a year from initial groundbreaking. The cost of electricity being sold from this base load plant is $78 per megawatt-hour. http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

5. Cost of Energy: Oil vs. Renewable http://angrybear.blogspot.com/2005/11/speculation-and-oil-prices_30.html http://www.eco-web.com/editorial/031012.html http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

6. http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com US Geothermal Potential is Substantial 2006 Actual Geothermal Power Production 2 (MWe) Potential Geothermal Power Production 1,3 (MWe) % of Estimated Total Power Production 3 2,800100,00010% An MIT study concludes that geothermal energy could become a major part of the domestic U.S. energy supply 1 Assumes a “modest, multi-year federal investment for R&D” 2 Source: “Geothermal--The Energy Under Our Feet,” National Renewable Energy Laboratory 2006 3 Source: “The Future of Geothermal Energy,” Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2006

7. http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com Geothermal Potential Geothermal energy is low cost, highly reliable  24x7 “baseload” power generation  Simplifies grid capacity balancing for transmission and distribution management  Unlike other renewables, eliminates the need for development of back-up power resources through an expansion of the installed capacity base  Cost effective -- USD 0.05-0.08/ kWh  Requires very little land compared to other renewable sources

8. Types of Geothermal http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

9. How Raser’s Binary Cycle Works http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

10. http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com How Raser’s Binary Cycle Works

11. http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com Heat utilization down to 165°F Heat utilization down to 165°F Turbine / Heat Exchanger Skid Mounted Turbine / Heat Exchanger Skid Mounted Remote Operation Remote Operation Performance / Cost / Schedule Performance / Cost / Schedule Equipment Size 280 kW to 1 MW Equipment Size 280 kW to 1 MW PureCycle® is a product of UTC Power, a division of United Technologies Raser and UTCP formed a cooperative agreement facilitating Raser’s rapid deployment strategy PureCycle 280kW System United Technologies Strategic Alliance

12. RAPID DEPLOYMENT: Thermo No.1 Timeline http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

13. MODULAR: Thermo 1A Expansion http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com 1A 1B—Possible Future

14. Cost Savings Advantage of Rapid Deployment http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

15. Other Iterations of the Reverse AC http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

16. http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com Raser’s Geothermal Resource Portfolio Raser has secured over 300,000 acres of geothermal interests in five states and an additional 100,000 acres in Indonesia to date

17. Management Team http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

18. Raser Geothermal Advantages http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com Low Heat Off-the-Shelf Air Conditioning Tech. Modular Proprietary Refrigerant Rapid Deployment Affordable

19. http://Top100Energy.com Stirling Energy Systems - utility concentrated solar 1234512345 Cyclone Technologies Schoell Cycle Engine Solar Hydrogen Energy Corporation (SHEC) Raser Rapidly Deployable Cost-Effective Geothermal Colliding Plasma Toroid Fusion http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

20. 10 Technology Review Criteria Renewable Renewable Environmental Impact Environmental Impact Affordable Affordable Credible Credible Reliable Reliable Implementation Implementation Safety Safety Politics of Science Politics of Science Open Source Friendly Open Source Friendly Stage of Development Stage of Development http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

21. Baseload Capable Renewables http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

22. “Free Energy” Conventional Conventional –Solar –Wind –Geothermal –Tide –Etc. Exotic Exotic –Cold Fusion –Magnet Motors –Electromagnetic “Over Unity” –Water Power http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

23. “Impossible” http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

24. Crackpot? "When you're one step ahead of the crowd you're a genius. When you're two steps ahead, you're a crackpot." -- Rabbi Shlomo Riskin, (Feb. 1998) http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

25. Free Energy Genres that Work Hydro Hydro Wind Wind Solar Solar Geothermal (Turbine & Mass) Geothermal (Turbine & Mass) Waste-to-Energy Waste-to-Energy Biomass/Biofuels Biomass/Biofuels Low-impact hydro: Run-of-River Low-impact hydro: Run-of-River Thermal Electric Thermal Electric Tide Tide Ocean Wave Ocean Wave Ocean Thermal Ocean Thermal Environmental Vibrations Environmental Vibrations Cold Fusion Cold Fusion Magnet Motors Magnet Motors Electromagnetic “Over Unity” Electromagnetic “Over Unity” Super Efficient Water Electrolysis Super Efficient Water Electrolysis Brown’s Gas Brown’s Gas GEET Reactor GEET Reactor Vortex Vortex Cavitation Cavitation Ball Lighting Ball Lighting Joe Cell / Orgone Joe Cell / Orgone Electrostatic Electrostatic Zero Point Energy Zero Point Energy ExoticConventional http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) High Power from Low Heat Geothermal (Raser) http://Top100Energy.com

26. http://MylowMagnetMotor.com http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) Top 100 Clean Energy Technologieshttp://Top100Energy.com Howard Johnson’s all-magnet motor replica by Mylow Open Source Project Replication by Sean (CLaNZeR) of U.K. Howard Johnson’s Photo v. Patent YouTube, March 17, 2009

27. http://PESWiki.comSterling D. Allan, New Energy Congress (.org) Top 100 Clean Energy Technologieshttp://Top100Energy.com http://MylowMagnetMotor.com ~24 hours continuous Aluminum Rotor & Stator Assembly Alnico rotor magnets 8x(3&3); 1x(3&4); ~3” gaps N up, S down Iron stator magnet: N-S horizontal Demagnetizes Alt. Material? Neos? Alnico? RPM proportional to magnet strength RAMIFICATIONS: Base load (24\7\375) - Portable - Scalable - Affordable - No Fuel - Clean

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