Natures Energy Group Dennis Ortiz Cell: (831) 535-9790
P.O. Box 1930
Freedom, CA 95019 U.S.A.
Office: (831) 427-5300
Fax: (831) 761-9834
Game Changing and Revolutionary for Agriculture
Proprietary Solar Thermal Power and Energy Storage System

The rising costs of energy, regulatory issues and pollution concerns regarding fossil fuels are causing the COLD BUILDING and PRODUCE PROCESS agricultural community to evaluate alternative energy systems for powering their operations.

The proprietary concept and application is to not only utilize the power of the sun to provide the energy, but to have a low cost and efficient method in creating 24/7/365 power storage when the sun is not producing power. Currently: 1. Solar photovoltaic installations have been implemented in some operations and reasonably lowered the utility cost of electricity. 2. Ice plant implementations have been utilized to transform electricity power to cold thermal power during low utility cost periods ( night) and then fed back during high cost periods (afternoons), helping to reduce electricity costs. 3. In process buildings solar thermal systems have been utilized to provide both low grade heat for water and electricity.

These have been partial solutions and have lacked the essential ingredient for 24/7 operation which is storing sufficient energy to run during the night as well as the day at a reduced cost.

New Concept: We have an optical hyper-energetic light system: 1) Our system has lower capital costs (approx.35% less); 2) Uses direct sun power, to heat, to heat storage, to energy production 24/7 with 75%-80% efficiency; 3) Potential zero (0) utility cost; and 4) Creates an energy independent facility

Our system proposes a radical new approach to conducting the total operation of COLD STORAGE and FOOD PROCESS, other buildings and uses with only solar energy, and using our innovative low cost proprietary energy storage system. (Using utility power only as a backup.)

The sun delivers approximately one kilowatt per square meter of energy to the surface of the Earth. That energy can be collected at high efficiency by mirrored surfaces and focused to provide high temperatures. The key to our novel approach is to collate that thermal energy into a focused solar stream and pipe it into underground thermal mass storage. The thermal mass energy is then drawn out with heat exchangers to provide the thermal power to provide any required heat and to provide thermal cycle electricity. The improvement with our proprietary design is that sufficient solar energy is captured during the day to also power the building through the night.

The low cost of the materials to construct the system, the scalable size, from kilowatts to megawatts, and the low operational energy requirement, all contribute to create a new, cost effective, and utility independent system for COLD and PROCESS building operations, as well as other uses.