New Brazilian Motor Brings Energy Solutions – and Hope – to COP-15

Keppe Motor proposes a dramatic shift in planet’s energy philosophy

Copenhagen, Dk – December 7, 2009 – COP-15 President, Connie Hedegaard, has laid down the challenge clearly. “Climate change failure is not an option,” she declares as heads of state, NGOs and activists gather in Copenhagen this week.

Against this dramatic backdrop, a progressive NGO from Brazil is offering a significant solution. Brazilian scientists working with the STOP the Destruction of the World Association (STOP) have developed a breakthrough new motor that has been tested in ventilation, pumping, air compression and refrigeration applications – all of them saving between 50 – 90% of electricity compared to regular induction motors.

“It’s the most significant technological development since the great Serbian inventor, Nikola Tesla,” says STOP president, Claudia Bernhardt Pacheco, “and it does something he was never able to do – usher in a new era of sustainable, clean and inexpensive technology.”

Just like solar panels capture energy from the sun, the Keppe Motor captures essential or scalar energy from the “vacuum” of space, which it turns out is no vacuum at all. Traditional motors block this aspect of the energy field, which accounts for their relative inefficiency. The Keppe Motor is a cold running motor, meaning it’s more reliable and production costs are low.

The Keppe Motor also needs no oil or gas and much less electricity to run and is completely free of carbon emissions.

“It can potentially replace many types of motors, but with less strain on the environment. This makes it immediately useful for combating global warming and reducing pollution,” says Keppe business development manager, Eduardo Castelã.

As well, increases in solar flare activity are projected to continue, causing negative impact on telecommunications and worldwide electrical systems. The Keppe Motor’s technology is significantly less reliant on electricity, which will help humanity unplug from the electrical grid. 

The Keppe Motor will be presented at a series of public events at COP-15, beginning with a press conference from 10:00 – 11:00 Dec. 9, 2009, at Radisson Blu Hotel – Reykjavik Room – Amager Boulevard 70, Copenhagen, followed by public presentations at 14:00 and 16:00.

For more information, visit http://www.stop.org.br/denmarkcop15/

Contact: Persio Burkinski 45-6991 8427 (Denmark) or 718-285-6992 (U.S.) or email persio@stop.org.br

Keppe Motor: Revolutionary Motor Technology Launches in Brazil

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Keppe Motor in Finland

Keppe motor was presented in Finland, at The Fair for Possibilities for Renewable Energies for Houses and Farms, April 18th and 19th. The event took place in Kaarina, Finland, for the tenth time. Engineer Raimo Kivelä gave a lecture on the Keppe Motor on the 19th of April.

The Keppe Motor has arrived to disinvert Physics

2009 is the year of Brazil, but will it also be the year of access to free energy? This is what the STOP the Destruction of the World Association is demonstrating through two Brazilian researchers who developed the Keppe Motor.

Keppe Motor at the World Social Forum 2009

A high-efficiency motor demonstrated at the World Social Forum 2009 Belém which is claimed to be based on unconventional physics.

Solar Panel Powered Keppe Motor Arrives

Difference Between Keppe Motor and Newman

We’ve had some questions about the comparison of the Keppe Motor and Bedini (see this blog post), and now another question from another reader:

“And how does your engine compare to this? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Newman_(inventor)

Well, there are important things to say in regards to your question. First of all, all motors are composed essentially of a rotor and a stator. So there are many motors that may “look” the same as the Keppe Motor, but the principle of the Keppe Motor is markedly different.

According to the Wikipedia page mentioned above: “Newman makes statements contradicting mainstream science where he assumes electric field potential (voltage) applied to a material (such as copper) will cause that material to produce magnetic flux.” We can say, in other words, that Newman believes that the magnetic flux derives from matter.
Keppe doesn’t believe that. Keppe states that all matter comes from Essential Energy, as does all electro-magnetic energy as well. Energy doesn’t come from matter; matter comes from Energy, and it is this fundamental difference in theory that makes the Keppe Motor different from Newman’s.

For Newman to deliver torgue, he has to create a more powerful stator (material). So his motor is enormous, far too impractical for market purposes. For a Keppe Motor to develop torque, we need to establish an efficient and powerful field of resonance that can effectively capture the Essential Energy from space. The power in a Keppe Motor doesn’t come from the material; it comes from the resonance the motor creates with the Essential Energy field, allowing it to capture this Energy from space. This means the specific design of the motor is important.

Although Newman does defy the theories of classical physics in some respects, his motor doesn’t work at all like the Keppe Motor, even though it looks similar in design. The Keppe Motor and Newman’s motor have different “souls” so to speak.

The Keppe Motor theory proposes that matter works like an antenna, capturing energy from space. The Keppe Motor coil works in natural resonance with this energy of space. Our motor, then, is developed in consideration of the concept of scalar resonance – quite a different process to Newman. For Newman, the number of turns of the wire in the coil is important to transform voltage into torgue; for Keppe, this is not important at all. Keppe Motors can be very small and efficient and drive a fan, for example, at a very fast speed.

For Keppe, every machine that generates power has its specific resonance, depending on the relationships between its wire gauge, the number of times the coil is wound, the number of coils for the size of the rotor, the number of pulses used, whether it is a mechanical, magnetic or optical commutator that is used, etc. (Just an aside, in Keppe Motors, mechanical commutators are restrictive for generating pulses and harnessing scalar energy). We are working to develop a better relationship between speed, torque and consumption of energy so that we create a better vortex for capturing the Essential Energy from space; Newman is creating huge stators with enormous mass and weight with miles and miles of copper wire to generate torque. See the difference in theory?

Our unique technology can be applied to small devices for practical purposes (i.e., machines with torque and speed in marketable levels). And we are constantly developing to apply the technology to bigger and bigger devices.

Hope that clears it up a little.