ÖVR News September 2026: Anniversary congress on 7 and 8 November
The September issue of the ÖVR News from the Österreichische Vereinigung für Raumenergie (Austrian Association for Space Energy, ÖVR) mainly features information on the anniversary congress, a small visibility study and two items on hydrogen. An overview of the factual topics.
Visibility of space energy topics
According to the ÖVR, a small AI-assisted study shows the worldwide visibility of the terms aether, zero-point energy, vacuum energy, space energy and free energy from 1880 to 2026. According to the newsletter, these terms increased sharply in published books between 1990 and 2010. Research follows with a delay and, according to the ÖVR, has seen a marked increase since about 2019. How Austria, Germany and Switzerland have developed over this period is to be addressed at the congress.
20 years of the ÖVR: anniversary congress in Reichenau an der Rax
The anniversary congress for Free Space Energy and Ultimate Technologies takes place on 7 and 8 November 2026 in Reichenau an der Rax. According to the newsletter, a film premiere for congress guests is also planned for 7 November. Robert Fleischer of EXOMAGAZIN.TV has been announced as a speaker. The newsletter points to a trailer and to the programme with registration for reserving a place:
Hydrogen engine from TU Graz
TU Graz, together with several partners, has developed a highly efficient hydrogen engine, as ORF Steiermark reports. The ÖVR sees this as making sense above all if natural hydrogen sources are used. According to the newsletter, such hydrogen emerges from the ground in places such as Albania and Mali. Following a talk at its own specialist conference, the ÖVR considers green hydrogen from renewables to be uneconomical. Here is the report: Hydrogen engine strengthens power supply.
Further content
The issue also contains articles on UFO topics and on the climate, which are not covered here. The full newsletter is available on the ÖVR website.
Summary of the ÖVR News September 2026 of the Österreichische Vereinigung für Raumenergie (ÖVR) by the GAIA editorial team. The information comes from the ÖVR; the full newsletter is available on oevr.at.
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