Texas - The Silicon Valley of Fuel-Free Graphene Energy
The modern economy is in dire need of increasing electricity production. As a result of objective social and economic factors, including the development of digital technologies, the world is seeing an increase in demand for energy, which is no longer sufficient to meet the needs of enterprises.
Representatives of Google and energy companies say that the United States is also on the verge of an energy crisis. This is the reason for Donald Trump's decision to create a council to address strategic energy issues, which will be headed by the heads of the US Department of the Interior and the Department of Energy. In the next ten years, about 50% of the US territory may face a shortage of electricity. This will lead to power outages and the need to save energy. Such forecasts are contained in a report by the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), which is cited by American agencies. Unlike the Biden administration, on January 21, Donald Trump announced that the US government will promote an increase in oil and gas production in the country and will stop supporting the development of wind energy. Nevertheless, the American energy market remains very attractive not only for traditional energy, but also for alternative types of power generation, which have competitive advantages not only over solar power plants and wind turbines, but also over traditional energy.
This was the reason for the decision of the board of Neutrino Energy Group, made on February 12, 2025. The company plans to invest $ 3.3 billion in the state of Texas by 2027. Texas attracts the attention of many companies with its favorable regulatory environment and simplified business licensing. This allows corporations to develop quickly, minimizing bureaucratic procedures. Neutrino Energy Group plans to create an industrial enterprise for the production of fuel-free Neutrino Power Cubes generators with a capacity of 5-6 kW and other energy sources for applied use. The planned facility has a significant impact beyond Texas in the long term. The company positions the Neutrino Power Cube as a solution for decentralized power generation available to the mass market. The goal is to change the way Americans think about electricity, turning it from a commodity into a dynamic resource. If successful, the technology could significantly reduce the burden on aging power grids, reduce transmission losses, and provide a reliable alternative to diesel generators in remote areas.
Speaking to reporters, Holger Thorsten Schubart, CEO of the company, expressed an optimistic, yet cautious outlook: “We are convinced that the US is the ideal location for pioneering research and flexible production. We are particularly interested in Texas with its favorable business climate and deep commitment to innovation. Our partnership model remains flexible, as we value collaboration with companies that are committed to pushing the boundaries of advanced energy solutions. Ultimately, we are here to invest in a shared future – one that is cleaner, more efficient and capable of delivering real growth for generations to come.” Such significant investments in industrial production of Neutrinovoltaic technology for fuel-free graphene generators based on Neutrinovoltaic technology around the world, including the US, have created very attractive conditions for the sale of Neutrino Energy Access Tokens (NET8) to investors. These tokens have significant growth potential and are backed by equity, with each NET8 representing 10 kW of renewable energy. This impressive success was made possible by the innovative Neutrinovoltaic technology developed by a group of scientists led by Holger Thorsten Schubart, who currently holds the position of President of the Neutrino Energy Group. This technology is based on the creation of a multilayer nanomaterial consisting of alternating layers of graphene, silicon and alloying elements. The share of graphene in this nanomaterial is from 50 to 75%, which served as a reason for even more active discussion in the press about the so-called graphene power generation. Opponents of this technology claim that the energy contained in the surrounding fields of the invisible radiation spectrum is too small for the practical use of generators based on it. However, as Holger Thorsten Schubart notes, due to the resonance phenomenon of oscillations of "graphene waves" in each layer of graphene, the release of electrons and, therefore, the flow of electrons increases many times over. This allowed the company to declare the possibility of practical application of Neutrinovoltaic technology for the creation of distributed fuel-free power generation and solving issues of competitive power supply, especially in remote areas. Currently, the company is conducting pre-industrial tests and completing all certification tests of Neutrino Power Cubes fuel-free generators with a net capacity of 5-6 kW.
It should be noted that the growing problems of a shortage of power generating capacities are manifested in many countries, including Russia. Currently, Russia has a problem with electricity production. This is evidenced by the bans on cryptocurrency mining in some regions of the country, the introduction of restrictive tariffs for excess energy consumption in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, as well as the summer energy crisis in the south, which affected 2.5 million people. In the world, electricity consumption is growing annually by 4%. However, according to the new plans of the Russian government, electricity production in the country will increase much more slowly: on average by 2.1% until 2030 and only by 1.3% until 2042.
In the current circumstances, businesses should consider investing in the organization of industrial production of graphene fuel-free generators in Russia. Unlike solar panels and wind turbines, the power of these generators does not depend on weather conditions and can operate in basic mode 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Widespread implementation of Neutrinovoltaic technology is undoubtedly one of the environmentally friendly solutions to overcome the energy crisis.
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