Science, technology and the environment—designed together.

Chapter 1

Why I started

Since retiring in 2007, I have dedicated myself to exposing—via the web—the existence of actual industrial and environmental facilities on Earth that generate electricity from non-renewable sources instead of properly harnessing renewable ones.

But what exactly are the renewable energy sources worth considering? Obviously, there is wind and solar power, but above all, there is energy derived directly from gravitational force—a source unaffected by sunlight, wind, or temperature fluctuations. Discovering this immensely powerful yet inconspicuous form of energy required a lifetime of work, extending well into my retirement; for as long as gravitational force remained imperceptible, so too did the adversaries—who are far more numerous than one might imagine.

Chapter 2

The obstacles

The hidden enemies of this energy are primarily the world’s current power brokers, who wish to continue exploiting oil indefinitely. Naturally, the entrepreneurs behind current renewable energy technologies are also adversaries, given the investments they have made—investments that are difficult to recoup. Consequently, no one on Earth wants energy extracted directly from gravitational force, as it would threaten not only the existing billionaires—who are constantly dreaming up new schemes to amass ever-greater wealth—but also the “new rich” of the renewable energy sector. Personally, I have no desire to become wealthy, as I have always known how difficult it is for a rich person to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.

Chapter 3

The systems

Especially after suffering a stroke that slowed my motor and cognitive functions, I thank God for sparing me—not out of a fear of death, but out of curiosity to see how this story unfolds. There must be a reason why I was chosen to devise the SPAWHE system (Synergic Plants Artificial Welling Hydroelectric Energy), followed by the “step-lift” system, and—some years later—the “submerged and compressed hydroelectric” system; these enable the extraction of electrical energy directly from the Earth’s environment, ready for low-voltage use and eliminating the need for current high-voltage pylons. Naturally, this involved the unwitting contribution of other scientists—more brilliant and renowned than myself—who paved the way for this endeavor, which is certainly challenging and far from complete.