Gallery of Clean Energy Inventions Exhibit - with setup details

No more bailouts. Not for banks. Not for green energy. Not for any businesses.
Comment: It should make more sense to spend millions of dollars developing some
clean energy inventions than hundreds of millions of public tax money developing
massive solar and wind projects and even billions of dollars subsidizing nuclear power.
Comment: 33 electrino fusion power reactors would produce as much power as all of
the existing wind turbines in the USA, being, as of September 2014, 46,600 wind
turbines generating 62.3 gigawatts (GW) of energy. And over $120 billion worth of
U.S. wind projects installed since the year 2000, versus it would be $1.254 billion for
33 electrino fusion power reactors, plus other overhead, to replicate the same energy.
Wind belongs in the Middle Ages alongside the Black Death Plague and witch
burning. It's just political pork, now and always needing the USA Production Tax
Credit to exist, wherein electrino, and likely dozens of other technologies, need not.
And technology to advance the efficiency of wind is akin to inventing an advanced
propeller while Germany was building the ME-262 ... STUPID!
Question: What are some of the purposes and themes of the Gallery of Clean Energy
Inventions?
Answer: Las Vegas receives 40 million visitors per year. Hopefully the Gallery of
Clean Energy Inventions will inspire some young visitors to consider inventive careers
in science or engineering.
Many people, particularly the ‘experts’, tend to be highly skeptical of new ideas and
devices. Possibly the greatest roadblock to allow any funding at all by governments,
universities, companies, research institutes, and other institutions is fear of ridicule and
failure. Practically all employees of technological organizations find themselves
ostracized or even unemployed if they dare even suggest consideration of ideas
considered out of the mainstream of prevailing thought.
The Gallery of Clean Energy Inventions intentionally offers an abundance of
unconventional devices and concepts. For comparison the U.S. Government happily
subsidizes the construction of new nuclear power plants with loans of billions of
dollars. Yet the U.S. Government adamantly refuses to take reasonable chances with
funding promising new energy technologies with relatively trivial millions or even only
hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Comment: Sao Paulo, a city of 20 million people, could run dry within weeks.
Source: Thomson Reuters - Mon, 24 Nov 2014
Author: Kevin Allison and Antony Currie