Our motto is:
What is impossible today,
will be possible in the near future
- it is matter of time and circumstances.
What is impossible today,
will be possible in the near future
- it is matter of time and circumstances.
Prof. Dr. George P. Einstein team is recognized in diverse research with vision searching also for new removable energy systems.
Our mission is to integrate imagination – knowledge, - skills through design new product, simulation efficiency, prototyping, and marketing renewable energy from PLANET EARTH and UNIVERSE.
Experimentation software allows us to simulate different load and weather profiles requiring local users to combine the individual energy components to different setups matching energy supply or demand. We develop competence in the dimensioning of renewable energy systems.
We are continually open ourselves to new ideas that come in from outside our normal channels of information our team. This new information is the source of our opportunity. We are focusing on real conditions and intentions.
Our philosophy must be people centered serving the real needs of individual and group. It must attract supporters, employee, customers and other allies. It must hold the organization together as source of focus and unity in mission for human kind to safe our Planet Earth.
We are focused on the development of natural resource assets - acquiring properties on favorable terms, adding value through the application of its expertise in the natural resources sector, and seeking joint venture partners to assist in the development of its projects.
The company's primary emphasis is in the natural resources sector, including oil and gas, and renewable energy. You should be aware that any opinions, estimates, forecasts or reports regarding our Company, future stock or performance made by persons other than us are statements of those persons alone, and the Company does not by referencing such third party information in this website imply its endorsement of or concurrence with such information. Whether you are powering a single factory, or an entire community, you need power you can trust. EESI is a global leader in delivering solutions for the production of reliable flexible energy.
Medium – speed technology offers tremendous operational flexibility, reliability and option of burning a wide of variety of fuels including:
We Consultants in Searching for Potential Investors Partners Renewables Energy with:
We are going to search for the U.S. Energy Department grants and other potential investors that they are willing to invest in Eastern Europe.
WASHINGTON DC – The Energy Department released three new reports today showcasing strong growth across the U.S. fuel cell and hydrogen technologies market – continuing America’s leadership in clean energy innovation and providing U.S. businesses more affordable, cleaner transportation and power options. According to these reports, the United States continues to be one of the world’s largest and fastest growing markets for fuel cell and hydrogen technologies. In 2012, nearly 80 percent of total investment in the global fuel cell industry was made in U.S. companies.
“Building a U.S. fuel cell and hydrogen technologies industry over the past few years is helping to pave the way to a cleaner, more sustainable energy future that protects our air and water, gives businesses more transportation options and reduces oil dependence,” said Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz. “As part of an all-of-the-above energy approach, fuel cell technologies are paving the way to competitiveness in the global clean energy market and to new jobs and business creation across the country.”
With support from the Energy Department, private industry and the Department’s national laboratories have already achieved significant advances in fuel cell and hydrogen technologies – reducing costs and improving performance. These research and development efforts have helped reduce automotive fuel cell costs by more than 50 percent since 2006 and by more than 30 percent since 2008. At the same time, fuel cell durability has doubled and the amount of expensive platinum needed in fuel cells has fallen by 80 percent since 2005.
Building on this progress, the Energy Department awarded over $7 million earlier this week to help bring cost-effective, advanced hydrogen and fuel cell technologies online faster. The three Energy Department reports issued today detail continued strength in the U.S. fuel cell and hydrogen technologies market as well as efforts by U.S. businesses and states to increase American competitiveness in this growing global industry.
The Energy Department today released the 2012 Fuel Cell Technologies Market Report – detailing trends in the U.S. fuel cell and hydrogen technologies market.
The report highlights continued growth in fuel cell commercial deployments, including material handling equipment such as forklifts as well as combined heat and power systems and back-up and auxiliary power units. Nationally, U.S. fuel cell shipments grew from 1,000 units in 2008 to nearly 5,000 units in 2012, while domestic manufacturing increased by more than 60 percent from 2011 to 2012. Last year, the United States was also the largest market for fuel cell-powered material handling equipment – with 4,000 lift trucks and forklifts in operation across 19 states at U.S. warehouses distribution facilities and retail stores, including Coca-Cola, Proctor & Gamble, Lowe’s and Sysco, among others.
Research and development on light duty fuel cell electric vehicles continues to advance, according to the report, and several large automakers anticipate commercialization by 2017.
Earlier this year, the Energy Department launched a public-private partnership, H2USA, focused on addressing the challenges to hydrogen infrastructure to support more transportation options for U.S. consumers, including fuel cell electric vehicles. The partnership brings together automakers, government agencies, gas suppliers and the hydrogen and fuel cell industries to coordinate research and identify cost-effective solutions to deploy infrastructure that can deliver affordable, clean hydrogen fuel in the United States.
The Energy Department today also issued the States of the States, Fuel Cells in America 2013 report – highlighting leadership among U.S. states to grow domestic fuel cell manufacturing and deployment.
The report recognizes California, Connecticut, New York, Ohio and South Carolina for leading the country with continued and expanded support for fuel cell and hydrogen technologies – helping to reduce emissions, improve energy efficiency and create new job and business opportunities. The report also highlights efforts in Delaware, New Jersey, Texas and other states to advance fuel cell technologies.
Across the United States, a number of cities and towns are also driving continued U.S. leadership in the fuel cell industry. For example, San Diego has installed 2.4 megawatts of fuel cells and is using purified biogas from the Point Loma wastewater treatment plant to generate clean electricity for the city. In Spartanburg, S.C., BMW’s production facility now hosts the world’s largest fuel cell material handling fleet to date. BMW recently added 175 more fuel cell pallet trucks and forklifts, boosting its fleet to 275 across the 4-million-square foot plant. The Energy Department has also partnered with the Houston Galveston Area Council to operate 20 heavy duty hydrogen fuel cell electric hybrid trucks around the Port of Houston – helping to cut carbon pollution and save money.
According to the third report, Pathways to Commercial Success: Technologies and Products Supported by the Fuel Cell Technologies Office, the Energy Department's fuel cell research and development efforts over the last decade have helped manufacture about 40 new commercial technologies in the United States, support 65 new technologies that are expected to reach commercial-scale within the next three to five years and issue more than 450 U.S. patents.
The EES cooperation with Eastern Europe.
We are searching for investments and grants in this areas (consulting, energy saving, other investments and other sides).
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