ÖVR NEWS 10-2020

By ÖVR, Willy Mohorn 9 October 2020

Soon it will be time again for the next ÖVR conference in Payerbach (Austria),

which, according to the surveys at previous events, is always known for being easy to follow, well organised and entertaining.

In times of climate change and penalty payments for “CO2 sinners”, which ultimately affect all of us taxpayers, and with the new government’s wish to promote hydrogen technologies, the following conference topic is more relevant than ever:

Water as fuel and new, more efficient hydrogen technologies

Why water as fuel, or new, more efficient hydrogen technologies? About two thirds of the earth is covered with water – roughly 1.4 billion cubic kilometres. That is plenty of transitional fuel to convert all kinds of combustion engines, which would then no longer stink and burden the environment and people’s health, but – even in a mixture with bio-oil, for example – would release mostly water vapour from the exhaust.

Image source: https://www3.hhu.de/biodidaktik/WasserSek\_I/wo\_findet\_man\_wasser/dateien/wasser\_auf\_der\_erde.html

On the subject of water as a driving force, the universal genius Leonardo da Vinci coined this incredible saying around 500 years(!!!) ago:

One of our top-class speakers, Prof. Johann LEHNER, graduate engineer, who teaches at a technical college (HTL) in Wels and is a good practitioner, says:

“Change begins with new thinking that has to unite traditional and proven knowledge with new insights. It is we ourselves who must actively demand and promote free energy and technologies close to nature.”

For the first time, media coverage by Robert Stein of steinzeit.tv (German)

This time Robert Stein himself will accompany us at the conference with his camera and conduct interviews for a short ÖVR film. It is very important to him to give truly positive impulses in these difficult times in order to improve conditions on our earth.

“This includes active environmental protection through a sustainable energy transition with absolutely environmentally friendly and resource-saving technologies.”