May 30, 2009
The dream of limitless energy suppllies
Is this the beginning of the end of the power of the oil despots?
What is Putin without oil? What is Chavez without oil? What is Iran without oil? What is Saudi Arabia without oil?
From TG Daily:
Livermore, CA - A fusion ignition facility which uses the power of lasers to turn tiny hydrogen pellets into thermonuclear energy is to open in California today.The device is expected to be the first to create more energy than it uses, releasing ten to 100 times more energy than the amount of laser energy required to initiate the fusion reaction.It is hoped that the $3.5 billion National Ignition Facility (NIF) will pave the way for commercial laser fusion power stations - potentially providing clean, almost limitless energy.
Thomas Lifson adds:
This is unlikely to pay off quickly, but perhaps in a decade or two we will have ramped up a significant energy source from this new technology.
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