International Sunpulse Seminar MAIN TRAILER

The International Sunpulse Seminar, held at Tamera Peace Research Center in August 2015, showcased the pioneering work of Jürgen Kleinwächter and his team, together with Tamera's energy technology team. The latest model low-temperature Stirling Engine, the Sunpulse 500, was shown in action and the most recent research on a precision solar furnace was presented.
Jürgen Kleinwächter's work encompasses a wide range of enabling technologies for future decentralised energy supply networks that function in cooperation and synergy with nature and human needs. A recently founded company, SunOrbit, is making these systems commercially available.
The seminar brought together engaged decision makers and active cooperation partners from around the world. Much of the material presented at the seminar is available here online.The International Sunpulse Seminar, held at Tamera Peace Research Center in August 2015, showcased the pioneering work of Jürgen Kleinwächter and his team, together with Tamera's energy technology team. The latest model low-temperature Stirling Engine, the Sunpulse 500, was shown in action and the most recent research on a precision solar furnace was presented.
Jürgen Kleinwächter's work encompasses a wide range of enabling technologies for future decentralised energy supply networks that function in cooperation and synergy with nature and human needs. A recently founded company, SunOrbit, is making these systems commercially available.
The seminar brought together engaged decision makers and active cooperation partners from around the world. Much of the material presented at the seminar is available here online.
• Sunpulse 500: Why Low ...
Sunpulse: Why Low Temperature Stirling Engines: Theory and Possibilities by J.Kleinwachter
• Video
Sunpulse 500; Showbox Tour by Jürgen Kleinwächter at Tamera solar Testfield
• Solar Village in Actio...
Solar Village in Action: The TestField at Tamera Healing Biotope 1
• Sunpulse: Concept of S...
Sunpulse: Concept of Solar Power Village by Jürgen Kleinwächter at Tamera
• House in House - Energ...
House in House - Combining the EPG and Architecture by Jürgen Kleinwächter at Tamera
• Sunpulse 500: Present ...
Sunpulse 500: Present to the Future by Jürgen Kleinwächter at Tamera
• Concept of Multi-Zone ...
Concept of Multi zone Architecture by Janos Valder
• Step by Step Freedom w...
Step by Step Freedom with the Sun
• Precision Membrane Fix...
Sunpulse: Precision Membrane Fix Focus Mirror
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[@alextrezvy6889]

"Showbox Tour by Jürgen Kleinwächter at Tamera solar Testfield" is restricted for watching.

[@s2adr]

Hello, I would like to have more information about this project, be it through articles, reports, etc. I am developing a project on stirling engine for water pumping in small rural properties in the state of Pará - Brazil. The research is being developed in an extension project of the Federal University of Southern and Southeastern Pará - Unifesspa. Thanks for any help, as I'm looking for bibliographical references to help in the development of the project

[@AurorasEyeFilms]

that sounds amazing, I'm just a filmmaker, but i would suggest to look at the Tamera website, I'm sure you will find information there and contacts. Good luck

[@robertostman2075]

there are more than 7 billion ppl the way of featuring a a town at minute 13 10.. is not ideal as it prety much forces the ppl to keep spreading their housing, thus you get conflictive big cities that eat away the land that is available.... you need to think in vertical growth and not horizontal

[@tazholio]

why so focused on supporting the privileged people in cities when those out in rural areas are struggling?