Rep. Bob Inglis
Three years ago, the US House Committee on Science an Technology's Subcommittee on Energy and Environment (deep breath) held a hearing to learn more about Energy Storage for the purpose of drafting new legislation in hopes of spurring development. Among the witnesses called before the subcommittee was Ms. Patricia Hoffman of the Department of Energy. At the time, she lead R&D
In a tersely worded statement shouted out of a slowly moving vehicle today, EEStor's Dick Weir made plain why there's been no commercially available EESU yet, "I've been procrastinating."
Followed to the stop sign exiting the EEStor Cedar Park, TX location, a few follow up questions were answered, "Do you think you might get on that sometime soon?"
Weir: "Well, I've got a lot things to do
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For the first time in my life, I will be attending a political rally in Washington DC on Saturday, October 30 2010. I hope they have special seating for prominent bagheads like me. I'm razor close to making attendance mandatory for Futureman
A couple more FOIA records for your review:
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If someone had pointed out to me 4 years ago that I would soon be authoring a blog about a breakthrough battery technology with thousands of daily readers, I would have asked what they were smoking and then laughed at how weird my life must be if that were to come true. Later, I would have had a nervous breakdown.
I don't know anything about batteries or capacitors or storing electrical
Over the next few days, we'll be releasing more of the documents obtained from the Air Force Research Lab related to EEStor. We've redacted the names of the persons discussing EEStor as a courtesy to them. Their FOIA officer actually could have redacted them under personal privacy provisions we've seen invoked by other govt agencies. I hope the Air Force Research Lab follows suit as it seems
Adrian Godwin gives the world an EESU powered elevator....key if you want your elevator to be powered without a power cable always plugged in...or in case the power supplied by that line fails. Hhhhmmm, how many traditional ultracaps would it take to pull off such a feat? My guess is about 2 trillion but I didn't get very far in math.
It's a good read, so I'll quote at length:
In a vertical
There seems to be some doubts---based on my prior blog post--- about whether the FOIA records we have obtained contain information concerning an EEStor invitation to a demo.
Have a look for yourself. Also, if you're curious, this isn't that big of a deal to me personally. I won't be celebrating until I hear it from a govt person that testing/demo'ing/certifying is either underway or
According to emails obtained via a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), on July 8 of this year, a long time researcher working within the Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) at Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque, NM got a call from EEStor's CEO Dick Weir. According to the email, Weir was calling to invite him to a demonstration of EEStor technology to take place at EEStor's facilities in Cedar Park
A new Eestor patent published recently. See theeestory.com for details. - Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
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Theeestory.com is down due to an upstream outage. Sorry, no eta. Its probably not because of a reveal. - Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
