Neutrino Energy – interview update

By Roberto Reuter 24 April 2024 Updated on 6 February 2025

Holger Thorsten Schubart in an interview

The Neutrino Energy Group is pushing ahead with its development of baseload-capable renewable energy tirelessly and against all resistance. Although the technological blueprint for many different decentralised applications has been considered scientifically proven since the Nobel Prize was awarded in 2015 for the discovery that neutrinos have mass, strange rumours still circulate and things keep happening that slow developments down. Are obstructions even deliberately organised, rumours deliberately spread, unrest deliberately stirred up? In the interview we learn about the state of affairs.

Excerpts from the video (partially transcribed from subtitles)

”[..] I would like to stress right at the beginning that we are not crazy people who capture neutrinos. Neutrinos are elementary particles that play a role in the technology, but they are not captured. We are a company that develops so-called harvesters. That means we take energy from the environment. The neutrino naturally plays a role in that, and it is a wonderful namesake for a technology. [..]”

“Basically we do something similar to the solar industry. It converts visible light and we convert invisible ranges of radiation. That has the same effect, but one big advantage: it also works when there is no light, i.e. in complete darkness, at night, in the basement or in an underground car park. [..]”

“After many years, there are still people who come up to me and say: ‘But Mr Schubart, you can’t even catch neutrinos yet.’ That shows me that you can never spread enough knowledge. [..]”

“This morning I spoke with our Professor Möller – from Denmark. He said: ‘Mr Schubart, this technology should really have been developed by a state, not a private company.’ I think that’s also part of the reason why it isn’t going viral. [..] Because very strange tugs-of-war are going on behind the scenes over this technology. In fact, it is even the case that it is actively prevented that knowledge of this technology reaches the broad public. [..] I could tell you about the most bizarre things. They are all very unpleasant: how you are obstructed, how your funds are blocked. You can’t imagine that for us in Germany enormous sums that we have, with which we pay engineers, marketing [..], are simply blocked for – and I would never have imagined this – the flimsiest of reasons. [..] All we actually want is to finish developing this with our own financial resources. That’s really what we want.”

“I think the problem is that we lack education – that one or another employee of an authority is simply not able to assess this, [..] but says to themselves: well, they’re working on something impossible there. And if someone spends money on impossible things, that can’t be honest, so let’s block the funds. That, I think, is the problem. What we are working on is not understood. It just isn’t established. It is, so to speak, not wanted. [..]”

”… as a society you have to be open to innovation, because the progress of the world offers solutions. I think politicians are called upon to look at new solutions too, and not to reject them from the outset just because their own, possibly base or financial interests stand in the way. Personally, I simply find that a great pity. [..]”

”.. other countries that have different needs when it comes to decentralised, autonomous, baseload-capable energy are much more open to it [..] Afterwards people will ask why it isn’t made by Bosch or Siemens in Germany but by some company from Malaysia, South Korea, India or China. [..]”

“We could be further along if we had more support. More support doesn’t mean money from third parties, but simply letting us do our own things with our own money and not obstructing us. The Neutrino® Energy Group – and I want to stress this again – operates as an interdisciplinary, bilateral company or group of companies. That means if things don’t move so fast in one country, they move faster in another. [..]”