Why can't countries mod national security laws, to put overunity on the grid ?

[tonygiang]

Hi ideas99889 !
In fact, this OU technology makes national energy security much better , for example : when there is war, the national grid is the most vulnerable place to attack, causing widespread power outages. Or a natural disaster, which Texas experienced a massive blackout when a blizzard damaged the grid! Independent OU electricity is better, in my opinion, there is no need for high voltage grid!

[Paul-R]

Hi ideas99889 !
In fact, this OU technology makes national energy security much better , for example : when there is war, the national grid is the most vulnerable place to attack, causing widespread power outages. Or a natural disaster, which Texas experienced a massive blackout when a blizzard damaged the grid! Independent OU electricity is better, in my opinion, there is no need for high voltage grid!

...and, of course, we can sell the energy to the grid. Whether it is worth it will depend on the Feed In Tariff, which is a matt5er of politics.

[alan]

You can connect them to your home grid and your electricity meter will then tick backwards when your generator (like solar panels... ) delivers energy.

[alan]

the answer is: none.
"Overunity"– doesn't exist, never existed and will never exist.
Wesley

Do aikula and kapanedze work as claimed - more energy delivered than fed by user?

[ideas99889]

Instead of a country nationalizing / buying? it's main electricity companies ( to try and control electricity prices ), couldn't they just nationalize -
- The part of the administration section of the company that sets / issues the prices, or a long list of similar solutions to do with the company administration ( unless making laws so that the government can directly control prices is an option ).
- And maybe nationalize only a small part of the hardware equipment ( if a government decided to use it's national secrecy laws to install amplification-transformers, and of course illegalize images of such equipment to ever be published )
- In other words, a 100% flexibility of solutions, instead of a yes or no to a government takeover of huge companies.

   Since, at almost all times electricity is a very profitable business, almost any company would agree to having a small percentage of it being nationalized, or other solution, or if not, offer it to another company.