 |  | New Energy Technology (PACE, 1990, 60 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
| | Introduction |
| | Acknowledgements |
|  | Fundamentals |
| | The scientific basis for tapping energy in the vacuum |
| | Strategic patenting for the inventor |
| | Maxwell's lost unified field theory of electromagnetics and gravitation |
| | Orgone energy as a motor force |
| | The Hutchison effect - a lift and disruption system |
| | Developments in inertial thrust |
| | ''EZKL'' - Energy zoned kinetic leverage: next generation propulsion system |
| | The structuring of fluidic materials by crystals |
| | Clean energy developments |
| | Solar energy - The nature of natural and ''EWEC'' solar collectors |
| | The electro-resonance generator |
| | Advances with Viktor Schauberger's implosion system |
| | Plastic engine technology |
| | A novel D.C. motor |
| | Permanent magnet motors - A brief overview |
| | Aneutronic energy - Search for nonradioactive nonproliferating nuclear power |
| | LUMELOID* solar plastic film and LEPCON* submicron dipolar antennae on glass |
| | Charged aerosol air purifiers for the suppression of acid rain |
| | Clean engines - A combination of advanced materials and a new engine design |
| | Developments on the flexible mirror |
| | Wireless transmission of electrical energy |
| | Extracting electromagnetic energy from the nonlinear Earth as a self-pumped phase conjugate mirror |
| | The distribution of electrical power by means of terrestrial cavity resonator modes |
| | Wireless transmission of power - resonating planet Earth |
| | A quarter-wave coaxial cavity as a power processing plant |
