Bulletin -UPDATES on ROLLOUT of SAFIRE REACTOR.
Aureon Energy Ltd, a Canadian start-up, engages investors in three key markets: Clean electricity generation, heating and nuclear waste remediation. Safire creates, controls, sustains and repeats any number of plasma regimes. It is able to contain plasma without powerful and expensive magnets. After 7 years of testing they have a patented stable spherical "SAFIRE" plasma reactor.
https://e-catworld.com/2021/02/16/update-from-aureon-energy/ A team of great engineering and scientific depth have just changed focus from lab work to do project planning and private placement. Phase 2 builds a commercial prototype and developes partnerships. Phase 3 involves building out manufacturing and distribution relationships.
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https://www.nationalobserver.com/2021/05/25/news/opposition-grows-small-nuclear-reactors-over-alarming-risksb>
"...federal Natural Resources Minister Seamus O’Regan (under whose department falls the responsibility for nuclear power) has made bullish speeches endorsing its use."
"In a massive display of solidarty in November, some 100 environmental groups signed a letter from the Canadian Environmental Law Association calling Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) dirty and dangerous."
"...four provinces signed with the federal government binds the parties to promoting the economic and environmental benefits of nuclear. The Memorandum of Understanding also expressly says part of its mandate is to “work co-operatively to positively influence the federal government to provide a clear, unambiguous statement that nuclear energy is a clean technology and is required as part of the climate change solution.”
Renewable costs continue to fall while investors fund a real clean and affordable non-radioactive Candadian Plazma Reactor. Blatant cozying up to the nuclear industy smells rotten and dangerous. The internet can be informative but, most old physicists think forums are for crazies. Let's call on businesses, engineering associations, univerisities -and alarmed voters to bring on responsive political leadership.
In the phase out of radioactive nuclear and polluting fossil fuels big oil, big media, science journals and heavy industry are slow in acknowledging evidence of new means of generating affordable, healthy and safe electricity. Enough electoral and media manipulation! Write your MP and MPP, and insert a PS to the effect you're voteing "No Small Radioactive Modular Reactors."
Track progress at https://aureon.ca/opportunity and/or follow developments in the broad energy field at neuenergy.blogspot.com.
UPDATE of Coal, Gas and Nuclear Phase Outs: https://www.ieso.ca/en/Sector-Participants/Engagement-Initiatives/Engagements/Gas-Phase-Out-Impact-Assessment
Germany is in the final stages of phase out of electricity generation by both radioactive nuclear and polluting coal plants. Ontario ditched coal in 2014, and now talks of doing the same with gas. However, its politicans are still deeply wedded to aged, radioactive and risky nuclear plants.
Aureon Energy Ltd, a Canadian start-up, engages investors in three key markets: Clean electricity generation, heating and nuclear waste remediation. Safire creates, controls, sustains and repeats any number of plasma regimes. It is able to contain plasma without powerful and expensive magnets. After 7 years of testing they have a patented stable spherical "SAFIRE" plasma reactor.
https://e-catworld.com/2021/02/16/update-from-aureon-energy/ A team of great engineering and scientific depth have just changed focus from lab work to do project planning and private placement. Phase 2 builds a commercial prototype and developes partnerships. Phase 3 involves building out manufacturing and distribution relationships.
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https://www.nationalobserver.com/2021/05/25/news/opposition-grows-small-nuclear-reactors-over-alarming-risksb>
"...federal Natural Resources Minister Seamus O’Regan (under whose department falls the responsibility for nuclear power) has made bullish speeches endorsing its use."
"In a massive display of solidarty in November, some 100 environmental groups signed a letter from the Canadian Environmental Law Association calling Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) dirty and dangerous."
"...four provinces signed with the federal government binds the parties to promoting the economic and environmental benefits of nuclear. The Memorandum of Understanding also expressly says part of its mandate is to “work co-operatively to positively influence the federal government to provide a clear, unambiguous statement that nuclear energy is a clean technology and is required as part of the climate change solution.”
Renewable costs continue to fall while investors fund a real clean and affordable non-radioactive Candadian Plazma Reactor. Blatant cozying up to the nuclear industy smells rotten and dangerous. The internet can be informative but, most old physicists think forums are for crazies. Let's call on businesses, engineering associations, univerisities -and alarmed voters to bring on responsive political leadership.
In the phase out of radioactive nuclear and polluting fossil fuels big oil, big media, science journals and heavy industry are slow in acknowledging evidence of new means of generating affordable, healthy and safe electricity. Enough electoral and media manipulation! Write your MP and MPP, and insert a PS to the effect you're voteing "No Small Radioactive Modular Reactors."
Track progress at https://aureon.ca/opportunity and/or follow developments in the broad energy field at neuenergy.blogspot.com.
UPDATE of Coal, Gas and Nuclear Phase Outs: https://www.ieso.ca/en/Sector-Participants/Engagement-Initiatives/Engagements/Gas-Phase-Out-Impact-Assessment
Germany is in the final stages of phase out of electricity generation by both radioactive nuclear and polluting coal plants. Ontario ditched coal in 2014, and now talks of doing the same with gas. However, its politicans are still deeply wedded to aged, radioactive and risky nuclear plants.
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