This Device Could Provide a Third of America's Power

...could provide a third of America's present power requirements.

Magnetostriction is news now? See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetostriction

>> "That's 352,670,000,000,000,000,000 gallons just sloshing around out there."

^^ Stopped reading after this sentence.

"When it comes to low cost renewable energy, one of the great success stories has been wind power" -- what a jokester. Wind turbines are ridiculously primitive at this stage in terms of efficiency (the operating window is actually fairly small, you have to turn them off in high winds or they melt their gears and shit) and cost effectiveness (there is no entry level turbine that provides any reasonable amount of energy). Basically they're only prevalent where you get tax breaks for installing them for a reason.

So this is another piezoelectric project I guess. Some european country made a piezoelectric section of road that purportedly powers a whole village during rush hour. Of course that road, build from a _very rare and expensive material_ is just some european country's science fair project. Powering a village of whatever is literally nothing except bragging rights.

Reflective solar death rays are the only renewable capable of producing reasonable amounts of energy at this point to even consider putting it into production.

All these "renewables" are basically just distractions funded by the oil cartels. We have an energy source that's cheaper than coal, more reliable, _safer_ for humans and better for the environment than fossils. It's called nuclear, and it's killed less people than hydroelectric -- possibly less than wind and solar, but I don't know that. For the petro-dollar to reign king, people need to be tricked into thinking that anything cheaper than oil is dangerous, and anything safer than oil is expensive (inefficient).

Ironically the only companies breaking this perception, newer low cost electric vehicles, are well known to actually ravage the environment way harder than a petro-car.

During the video they said 1/3 of America's energy requirements from America's coasts.