The Non-Electric Energy Market
March 11, 2021

Two continuous-energy products could transform transportation and home heating while addressing a market Brian Greenforest framed at $2.7 trillion. The targets combine long service life, portable or local installation, and dramatically lower carbon impact than oil and natural gas.

The opportunity starts with exact product economics, not a generic call for clean energy.

Two Products Define the Market

The transportation product supplies 40 kilowatts continuously, operates around the clock inside cars and trucks, and carries a target price of $320,000 for twenty years with fuel included.

The home product supplies 2 kilowatts of continuous local heat, operates around the clock, and targets $7,000 for twenty years with fuel included. Together, the products attack two enormous uses of fossil fuel at the point of consumption.

Invent for Delivered Energy

These targets focus attention on power density, total lifecycle cost, portability, fuel logistics, thermal management, safety, and manufacturability. A solution must win as a product people can install and use.

Energy inventors, materials researchers, manufacturers, and investors can pursue either target or the complete system. Bring a mechanism that can meet continuous output and turn it into the product that changes the market.

Engineer the Control Hardware Inside the Energy Product

The Bit-Serial Bubbles-Free Multiplier shows how compact, continuously scheduled arithmetic fits into the digital control layer behind ambitious physical products.

Bit-Serial Bubbles-Free Multiplier

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Brian Greenforest · (2021-03-11 23:01:04 UTC)

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$2.7T total addressable market! Two zero-carbon emission products (or at least, less than that of oil and natural gas). 1. $320,000 per unit (lasts 20 years, with fuel included). A 40kW continuous production (24 hrs/day) portable electric generator to be installed in cars and trucks. 2. $7,000 per unit (lasts 20 years, with fuel included). A 2kW continuous heating (24 hrs/day) stationary local miniature to be installed in each home individually. Do you know ANY company who pursuing an invention to address both or at least one of these two goals. If solve both, our 51% of fossil fuel consumption will go down. Not with centralized solar panel utility companies.