The opportunity to partner with Oak Ridge Labs, the DOE’s premier science and energy laboratory, is a critical milestone in the development of the RPM.
Dallas, TX (PRWEB) August 30, 2011
The Technology Development Division of Texzon Utilities (Texzon), an energy company, announced today that it has entered into a consulting agreement with Oak Ridge National Labs, to further develop the RPM, an innovative power conditioning and energy storage device. The RPM is a NASA-tested technology that offers continuous, instantaneous power protection, a breakthrough solution for worldwide grid stability by virtue of its ability to store AC power.
Texzon has exclusive worldwide marketing rights for the RPM technology, invented by Dr. James Corum, renowned scientist and physicist. Two patents have been awarded on the technology, with additional patents pending.
The ability of the RPM to clean (eliminate harmonics), magnify power, and store energy as a traveling electro-magnetic wave enables it to react instantaneously as a continuous “elastic reservoir,” which makes it an innovative solution for the Smart Grid.
In addition of stabilizing the grid, the RPM offers a practical way to accelerate the integration of green power - renewable resources, like wind and solar - into the grid, by virtue of its ability to store AC power as real AC power at 50/60 Hz, making it instantaneously and continuously available.
"The opportunity to partner with Oak Ridge Labs, the DOE’s premier science and energy laboratory, is a critical milestone in the development of the RPM," said Texzon CEO Steve Wilson.
About James Corum, Inventor:
Dr. Corum was cited as a "National Treasure" by The Office of the US Secretary of Defense for his work on the DARPA National Panel of Radar Experts on Ultra-Wideband Radar and Phenomenology. His electromagnetic research has been recognized by prestigious scientific organizations and professional societies around the world.
About Texzon:
Texzon is one of the nation’s leading aggregators of electricity. In 2008, Texzon was recognized in Entrepreneur Magazine as one of the "Hot 100" Fastest Growing Businesses in America. Inc. Magazine also listed Texzon as a top 20 energy company in "The Inc. 500." As more states have deregulated their electricity, Texzon has expanded into Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. Texzon is also a developer of green Landfill Gas Recovery (Methane) and CHP (Combined Heat & Power) projects to regulated and deregulated markets.
About Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)
The Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) (http://www.ornl.gov) has a staff of more than 4,600 and annually hosts approximately 3,000 guest researchers who spend two weeks or longer in Oak Ridge. Annual funding exceeds $1.4 billion. As an international leader in a range of scientific areas that support the Department of Energy’s mission, ORNL has six major mission roles: neutron science, energy, high-performance computing, systems biology, advanced materials, and national security. ORNL’s leadership role in the nation’s energy future includes hosting the Leadership Computing Facility, the U.S. project office for the ITER international fusion experiment, and the Office of Science-sponsored Bioenergy Science Center. ORNL is managed by UT-Battelle for the Department of Energy.
Contacts:
Texzon Utilities:
Steve Wilson, CEO
Phone: 888-683-9966
http://www.powermultiplier.com
swilson(at)texzon(dot)net
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