Atmospheric Energy

Ions present in the atmosphere can be harnessed and collected to generate useful electricity. One such phenomenon is known as atmospheric electricity. In the Earth's atmosphere, there is a constant presence of charged particles, including positive and negative ions. These ions result from various natural processes such as cosmic rays, radioactive decay, and interactions with solar radiation. By employing technologies such as ionizers or electrostatic collectors, it is possible to capture and separate these charged particles. When the collected ions are brought into contact with conductive materials, an electrical potential difference is created, which can be utilized to generate electricity. This concept has been explored in experimental setups and holds potential for niche applications such as powering low-energy devices or providing supplemental power in specific atmospheric conditions. However, harnessing atmospheric ions for large-scale electricity generation is still in the early stages of research and development.

Meet the team.

John Galt

Founder & CEO
Oh well, who is John Galt? “Why do people keep saying it? Nobody seems able to explain just what it stands for, yet they all use it as if they knew the meaning.

Dagny Taggart

Co-Founder & CFO
Dagny Taggart was nine years old when she decided that she would run the Taggart Transcontinental Railroad some day. She stated it to herself when she stood alone between the rails, looking at the two straight lines of steel that went off into the distance and met in a single point.

Hank Rearden

Head of Product
Hank Rearden is the kind of man who sticks his name on everything he touches. You may, from this, form your own opinion about the character of Hank Rearden.

Rayn Rand

Token Hipster
The face disappeared, but the sound of his steps served as the link to the next blue light that swept across the line of his eyes, the eyes that remained held level, directed ahead.