Energy Transmission Research Company Seeks Funding Through Indiegogo

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Once the prototype is built, the physicists will be able to bring Tesla's dream to life and perform energy transmission over the globe.

Moscow, Russia (PRWEB) June 09, 2014

The Global Energy Transmission team has been recovering Nikola Tesla’s heritage by attempting to design and build the Planetary Energy Transmitter. They have completed a re-design of Tesla’s Wardenclyffe Tower with new and modern materials and advanced electronic components. The tower is now ready to be built. In order to allow others to be part of new energy history and to raise funds for the project, an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign has been launched with a goal of $800,000 USD. Upon the campaign’s close on June 25, 2014, the research team plans to conduct full-scale experiments, which may ensure future energy systems for mankind that utilize solar emission.

The building of the Planetary Energy Transmitter will have a global impact, as the Sun is an inexhaustible energy source. Solar panels can be utilized to harness enough energy for the whole world with just 100,000 square kilometers of panels placed in the desert. Unfortunately, the energy is not readily available to mankind because there is no technology to transfer the energy anywhere in the world. But more than 100 years ago, the brilliant Serbian-American inventor, Nikola Tesla, studied energy transmission via the Earth. He hadn’t finished his work, but wrote in a diary: “My project was delayed by natural laws." The world for him was not yet ready. He was too ahead of time in which it originated. But these same laws of nature will eventually prevail and the project will be repeated along with winning success.”

The team of “Global Energy Transmission” have thoroughly reviewed Tesla’s research and came to the conclusion that he was definitely on the right track. A multitude of experimental data, research notes, and modern technology have led this team of researchers to look at the tower with fresh eyes and renewed excitement.

They have also performed computational models and designed all parts of the experiment. Designs of the tower have been completed, which incorporate enhanced materials and electrical components. While the original prototype designed by Tesla weighed more than 60 tons, the new design by Global Energy Transmission will weigh only 2 tons, thanks to the use of modern day materials. Plans are underway to erect the tower in August or September of this year. The tower will have unique parameters with height like 10-storey house and voltage over 3,000,000 Volts. Once the prototype is built, the physicists will be able to bring Tesla's dream to life and perform energy transmission over the globe.

Supporters of Tesla’s Planetary Energy Transmitter get to share in new energy history, helping to create reusable energy for the whole world. Top supporters will get the chance to visit the building site. To become a backer of the instant, worldwide, wireless energy, visit https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/planetary-energy-transmitter.

About Global Energy Transmission:
Global Energy Transmission is composed of a group of trained physicists specializing in world-wide energy systems. The project leader, Leonid Plekhanov, and the scientific project leader, Sergey Plekhanov, were born in Siberia in the Krasnoyarsk region. Both physicists earned a Master’s of Science Degree in applied physics and mathematics from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology. Company advisor Alex Fedotov has over 35 years’ experience in Plasma Physics. The team presented the results of their research at the General Physics Institute of the Russian Academy of Science with support from the Tesla’s Heritage Foundation of Serbia. Their ultimate goal is to continue Tesla’s research and bring global energy to everyone through the completion of his tower.

To learn more about the Planetary Energy Transmitter crowdfunding project visit: http://igg.me/at/getmission/x/4835639. To learn more about their work, visit http://globalenergytransmission.com/. To contact via email: public(at)globalenergytransmission(dot)com

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