Zero emissions possible by 2050 with new hyper-efficient key technology

The IEA (International Energy Agency) has defined 400 milestones that must be met for the world to actually be CO2 neutral by 2050 - with technologies that don't yet exist...

A new, physics awakening key technology to convert electrical energy into thermal energy with the highest efficiency of any known conversion ever, now state of the art, can make a major contribution globally and in the short term.

Under the aspects of the invention it is not a question of political reaction, but whether the signals, the dimensions and perspectives of the new key technology are correctly recognized and not denied and withheld from consumers. The technology makes it possible to trigger a global impact in the short term, to realize the zero emissions targeted by 2050: All electrical appliances, household, large, small appliances that work with electric heat, heating elements for the food, plastics, chemical industries, which until now are heated with the Joule effect (resistance heat) 1:1, can be offered worldwide through the already existing markets with up to 6 times higher efficiency to all consumers, all households. All products concerned only have to be assembled with heating elements according to the new state of the art - simple, as usual and known .

The inefficient, cost-intensive resistance heat (Joule effect), which has been present in practically every household, trade, industry worldwide for 150 years without any innovations, will have to leave the market. The function electric heat remains, the old principle will be replaced by a new hyper efficient technology - the current products will be replaced by many times more efficient. LED, flat screen, smartphone are some prime examples of triumphs of new technologies.

The Joule effect, known as resistance heat, discovered around 1850 by the English brewer James Prescott Joule, is now being replaced for the first time after 170 years by the technical teachings of the Austrian artist Al Bernstein with many times higher efficiency. Until today, a conversion of electrical energy into thermal energy without moving parts, which exceeds 1 (cyclic process), is still denied by some. The discrepancy is between resistive heat, which has been presented by physics as lossless for over 150 years, in contrast to the new, many times higher efficiency of the "Al Bernstein effect" named after the inventor, with black radiators carrying current, without moving parts, which makes the world collapse for some.

In this respect, physics is now seriously required to make corrections, extensions that take into account the state of the art, the new efficiency many times above 1, in order to avoid incorrect values in the calculation of physical quantities (specifications of the black emitters of the total differential), connection and performance of the new products. It would not be the first time that technical progress runs away from physics. Devaluations and omissions could develop to the detriment of many a region, especially now in the climate change. Every day counts. The situation is reminiscent of Ostwald's (energeticist) question to Boltzmann (theorist): "Have's ever seen one, an atom Herr Boltzmann?"

Despite years of headwinds and cyberbullying, the new technical doctrine has led to patents and state of the art internationally.

The productivity, of the largest economic powers and economies of the patent territories USA , China, also Korea, which are responsible for just under half of the greenhouse gases emitted, capture significant inventions with a lead time, and gain competitive strength through rapid implementation. While the technology is still denied, underestimated in some countries, meanwhile others serve existing markets unrivaled by high flexibility and accuracy of thought. This intended effect leads to a unique worldwide "win-win-win" opportunity for licensed producers - for consumers - for the climate.

Prof.art.h. Al Bernstein
Schlachthausstr. 24
89312 Guenzburg
Germany

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