Excess Energy

Green Renewable Energy

Some information will remain
secret
• We will preserve secret information to
protect our company and its future.

• We have had to designg new systems

y to
handle the fluids and modify motors and
alternators to operate within this system.

• W
We are going
i to bbe part off the
h solution
l i
used by the world to deal with the energy
crisis.
 Innovation
There is always a new way of solving a problem,
the ability to identify the new way is a valuable asset
as others are content to continue with the way things
have always been done.

The drive to pursue and execute the new way

is at the heart of every great innovation
 New Technology
gy
• The new technology can be applied to ensure
that the supply of power is not dependant on
any third party
party.

• Or located in an area that is difficult to supply

normally

• Dangers involved with nuclear and fossil fuels

are removed.
Chemical Reaction
 New Fuel Cell
• Ch
Chemical
i l cell
ll stack
t k reacts
t to
t change
h chemical
h i l
energy into electrical energy. By acid reacting with
y
Metal alloys.

• This energy used to separate water into Hydrogen

and oxygen.

• O
Our fuel
f l cells
ll have
h multiply
lti l chambers
h b andd multi
lti
functional. We process Hydrogen and Oxygen in
two chambers this increases the fuel cells
efficiency.
 Hydroponics
• Reactions cells include
acid, aluminium to
create the electricity
and collectors to collect
th electricity
the l t i it produced
d d
• A special
p Hydroponics
y p
system links a number
of cells to extend the
life of the cells. The
chemical Stack
 PEG power process
• Chemical cell stack reacts to change chemical
energy into electrical energy.

• Electrolysis uses this energy to separate water

into Hydrogen and oxygen. The Hydrogen and
O
Oxygen is
i processedd in
i fuel
f l cell
ll to
t produce
d
energy.

• The output from the fuel cell is used by motors

used to power generators.

• These motors Generators are in groups not single

Electrolysis of Water

Electrolysis of water is the

decomposition of water (H2O)
into oxygen (O2) and
hydrogen
y g g gas ((H2) due to an
electric current being passed
through the water. This
electrolytic
l t l ti process iis used d iin
some industrial applications
when hydrogen is needed
needed.
 Chemical reaction cells &
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
• Chemical reaction cells are used to provide
power for Electrolysis.

• Th
The Electrolysis
El t l i separates
t the
th water
t iinto
t
oxygen and Hydrogen.

• The oxygen
yg and hydrogen
y g etc ggo into fuel cells
to provide power required.
 Multi Chamber Fuel Cell

• Our fuel cells have multiply chambers and

multi function. We process Hydrogen and
Oxygen
yg in separate
p chambers this increases
the fuel cells efficiency and longevity .

• Separate fuel cells are bulky and increase

costs with a less efficiency and a shorter life.
 Resources
Excess Technology provides:

• Minimal investment in power distribution

and transportation by placement at the
point of usage.
• Significant reduction in infrastructure
costs.
• Minimal operation and capital costs.
 Fuel Cells Work
Th first
The fi t space connection.
ti •

Alkaline fuel
f cell (AFC)
( C) - Long used by NASA S on •
space missions, alkaline fuel cells can achieve
power generating efficiencies of up to 70 percent.
percent
They were used on the Apollo spacecraft to provide
both electricity
y and drinking
g water. Alkaline fuel
cells use potassium hydroxide as the electrolyte
and operate at 160°F. However, they are very
susceptible
tibl to
t carbon
b contamination,
t i ti so require
i
pure hydrogen and oxygen.
We use chemicals cells as a replacement
p
for the solar panels and top up the water

The second space connection •

Regenerative fuel cell - Regenerative fuel cells are attractive as a •
closed-loop form of power generation. Water is separated into
hydrogen and oxygen by a solar-powered electrolyser. The
hydrogen and oxygen are fed into the fuel cell which generates
electricity, heat and water. The water is then re-circulated back to
the solar-powered electrolyser and the process begins again.
Th
These types off fuel
f l cells
ll are currently
l being
b i researched
h d by
b NASA
and others worldwide.

As you can see here my system uses acid as a replacement for •

solar panels as if the sun does not shine no power is achieved.
Include is a link for the site
http://www.fuelcells.org/basics/types.html
 Comparison
• Modern Solar cells produce 0.0289 volts per cell

• A Basic
B i llead
d acid
id b
battery
tt produces
d 2 volts
lt per cellll

• Our Chemical reaction cells produce over 5 volts

per cell
p

• Which means our Chemical reaction system

begins at over 100% more efficient than solar
cells.
cells
Fuel Cell Powered Vehicles
• Buses - Over the last four years, more than
50 fuel cell buses have been demonstrated in
North and South America, Europe, Asia and
Australia.
Australia
• Fuel cells are highly efficient, so even if the
hydrogen is produced from fossil fuels, fuel
cell buses can reduce transit agencies’ CO2
emissions.
• Emissions are truly zero if the hydrogen is
produced from renewable electricity, which
greatly improves local air quality. Because the
f l cellll system
fuel t iis so much
h quieter
i t th
than a
diesel engine, fuel cell buses significantly
reduce noise pollution as well.
Trains
Fuel cells are being
developed for mining
locomotives since they
produce no emissions
emissions.
An international
consortium is developing
g
the world’s largest fuel
cell vehicle, a 109
metric-ton
metric ton, locomotive for
military and commercial
railway applications
applications.
Fuel Cell vehicles
• These trains Pull hundreds of
Tons
• Thus meaning the cells used
in these vehicles have enough
power tot turn
t the
th motors
t andd
alternators when a
combination of these units is
used they can deliver the
power required for a 50 MW
power plant link more together
for larger system.
Flow chart for the system
 Sites
• We have allocated 364 sites in the USA

• We will be building plants in Germany,

Saudi Arabia in the future
future.

• We have requests for Sites in Middle

East and many others
East, others.
 Land
a d
Location next to or as close
to a substation as possible
with
ith 1 to
t 3 acres off land
l d
per 50 MW this also allows
for expansion.
y
Transmission system
should also be capable of
carry the MW produced.
produced
 Rest of the World
• Australia
A t li
• we have located sites ready for a building program

• Saudi Arabia
• wee will be working
o g with
t Local
oca po
power
e ge
generation
e at o co
company
pa y in Juba
Jubail
to build a pilot project that could lead to build a power plant of many
thousands of MW’s.

• USA
• we will be starting a pilot project next year that would lead to build
power plants
l t off over 5,000
5 000 MW.
MW
 Costs
• Thi
This new energy power plantsl t iis
cheaper to run as it does not require the
use of any fossil fuel or nuclear to
ope ate
operate.
• It is also much cheaper to maintain.
• It has no extra cost’s of cleaning the air
or the environment.
 Benefits

zReduced production costs.

zImproved competitive position.
zIncreased profits
profits.
zImproved public relations for environmental
sensitivity..
 Initial power
• Th
The iinitial
iti l power used
d tto start
t t th
the main
i
power plant is a non harmful chemical
reaction.

• The chemicals and metal used are

contained
i d iin UN standard
d d sealed
l d containers.
i
g is modular to ensure easy
The design y use
and maintain without causing any harm to
the environment
 Price to distributor

The price per Kilo Watt Hour is

more Competitive than any
other green energy and more
cost effective than
conventional power systems
 Running Costs

• The running costs are much less than

nuclear or fossil fuels
fuels.

• You can also sell the carbon credits

• Your p
profits are increased, working
g and
environmental conditions are increased.
 Long-term
Long term income
• You will gain income while Excess
installs power plants in your country.
D
Development
l t off th
the country
t isi moved
d
forward not held back.

• Excess has access to all technology and

people that is required to complete the
total transformation of the countries
energy needs.
 Security
• Secure
S power supply
l

• No costs to Government

• Expansion of supply

• Oil and Gas can be used for more

profitable enterprises
p p
 Gains
• T
Totally
t ll green energy.
• No need to worry y about the oil or fuel
market.
• Pollution free energy
energy.
• No shipping
pp g and storageg or
transportation of fuel.
• The energy can be used to supply clean
water.
 Agreements
We also would agree to build further
power p
powe plants
a ts within
wt any
a y Countries
Cou t es
borders.
These plants can supply any country
p
and export p
power to other countries if
required.