It’s my pleasure to introduce the L1 community to Brian Zazzara, co-founder and proxy for our engineering team at Zero Point Energy Project Group (ZPEPG).
ZPEPG was started by CE5 ambassadors at the request of Dr. Steven Greer. It has grown to nearly 100 closely vetted members since it’s inception – myself included! I am participating in the technology promulgation and funding teams and encourage you to visit the page when you have time.
Brian and I discussed 4 silo’s of technologies that ZPEPG is mainly focused on, including a solid-state ZPE device. The technology specifications and lead engineer for this device have already been sourced, and sufficient funding remains as the only hurdle. Some of you may be wondering, how was ZPEPG able to source this engineer and technology? How do we know it’s real? Plus potentially many more questions.
I will answer the first question shortly… but before I do, it is up to you to get informed independently about the history of ZPE technology suppression, going as far back as Nikola Tesla, T. Townsend Brown, Henry Moray… plus so many other inventors! Don’t just take my word for it.
Listen to my interview with Chris Toussaint, director of two films in new energy technologies dating back to the late 1990’s. Zero-point energy suppression, unfortunately, is nothing new. The good news: today there’s something you can do about it.
Back to the “how” is this possible now… during a previous conversation, Brian explained to me that the lead engineer on the solid-state device has worked on this technology previously, for special access projects/ unacknowledged. So there’s a high probability that this tech is for real. He’s also been given the green light by certain people within these organizations to do this with us/ ZPEPG. More on this in the video, starting at minute 16:23.
The funding we need to get two prototypes, including materials, equipment tooling and engineering fees is about $180,000. That is for two prototypes with a minimum estimated output of 15Kw/hr each (a bargain compared to any existing solar power alternatives). Keep in mind, these are prototypes. Production units are anticipated to come way down in price. Our ideal budget is $400,000 for 5 prototypes, including all costs. Brian goes over this in more detail, see video notes below.
ZPEPG has received some funds but we still have a ways to go. If you haven’t donated yet or feel inspired to donate now, your contributions are very welcome. I am working on updating L1’s main website, as we prepare for start development on these prototypes and production units are spec’d out.
L1 incubator plans to launch a crowdfunding campaign to support the development and release of production units. Right now, I’m doing the math on what a $100+ donation is worth and how our incubator will reward you in terms of a heavily discounted production unit down the road. Your help now will not go unnoticed, regardless of how much you’re able to contribute!
Please remember that all of this work, from prototyping and specs to final output results and other data will be covered here as it happens!
You will be among the first to receive access to “the secret sauce” on how this technology works! To my knowledge, this type of research and development has never been done in such a free, open and collaborative model.
Although the solid-state device is not something the average person will be able to duplicate in their garage. There is another technology that is already under way and ZPEPG will be releasing to L1 first. This ZPE device may not be as potent in terms of output, but it is equally as effective and something the average DYI’er could potentially build in his/ her garage!
I look forward to your comments and feedback!
Video notes:
- How ZPE was started via Dr. Greer’s CE5 community: 2:10
- The ZPEPG mission statement: 3:45
- Technology being worked on by ZPEPG and what is zero-point: 5:55
- TPU unit: 10:00
- Combustible water technology and what that means (not hydrolysis): 10:18
- Tech suppression: 13:30
- Why this tech is going to start coming out now: 16:23
- What is a solid-state ZPE device: 23:45
- The crystal phryll generator, a device the average DIY’er could perhaps replicate at home: 32:08
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