Neutrinovoltaic systems operate based on the additive interaction of multiple fluxes, including neutrino scattering by electrons, unusual interactions with quarks and electrons, coherent elastic neutrino scattering by nuclei (CEνNS), cosmic muons, ambient radiofrequency and microwave fields, thermal fluctuations, and mechanical microvibrations. Each of these microscopic interactions contributes to the overall energy output.

While traditional energy sources—solar, wind, and nuclear—face physical and geopolitical limitations, an entirely new class of generation is emerging: neutrinovoltaics. This technology utilizes the interaction of invisible radiation—neutrinos, muons, the cosmic background, and the electromagnetic environment—with highly sensitive nanostructures of graphene and doped silicon to convert microvibrations into electric current.

The achievements of the Neutrino Energy group of companies, which has developed a graphene technology for fuel-free electricity generation called Neutrinovoltaic. It is based on interdisciplinary innovations modeled by Holger Thorsten Schubart, a German mathematician and president of the Neutrino Energy group of companies, under the interaction of particles from the invisible radiation spectrum with a composite multilayer nanomaterial consisting of 12-20 alternating layers of

Neutrino Power Cubes fuel-free generators developed by the Neutrino Energy group of companies and undergoing pre-industrial resource testing provide reliable power supply not only in energy-deficient and remote regions, but also open up the possibility of completely switching to autonomous power supply anywhere in the world.

The topic of neutrinoelectricity is especially actively researched and implemented by the Neutrino Energy group of companies headed by the holding's president, mathematician Holger Thorsten Schubart. Research in this area is already at the stage of pre-industrial and resource testing. First of all, this concerns fuel-free Neutrino Power Cubes generators of various capacities, the development of the Pi Car electric vehicle with a system for converting the energy of surrounding

The experimental design work on the self-charging electric vehicle Pi Car project is being finalized, which demonstrates the technical feasibility of the idea of developing an electric vehicle that itself “draws” enough energy from the surrounding space for its movement. The first prototype of the Pi Car electric vehicle is planned to be presented in the near future.

The Pi Car project is an electric vehicle with an integrated power generation system, the role of which is played by the body of the electric vehicle, made of modern metamaterials. This concept of an electric vehicle implies the presence of a small battery, which is designed to compensate for the lack of power during periods of increased loads. The body panels, roof and structural cavities are designed to convert the energy of particles of the surrounding invisible radiation

The Neutrino Energy Group of Companies is conducting research and development work to create an electric vehicle, the Pi Car, with a unique graphene system built into its body for converting the energy of particles of surrounding invisible radiation fields into electric current.

The Neutrino Energy Group has been conducting research into converting the energy of these invisible particles into electric current for almost 20 years and has achieved very impressive results over these years. Relevant: Neutrino Energy scientists have managed to use artificial intelligence (AI), bypassing natural experiments, to significantly speed up the work on creating and optimizing the structure of nanomaterials to solve practical problems in the field of power supply

One of the most promising areas of strategic development is graphene power generation technology, created using two-dimensional materials one atom thick.

Graphene power generation developers announce finalization of work before the start of serial industrial production of Fuel-free generator

We are moving towards the creation of autonomous electric transport that does not need recharging from external power sources.

Neutrino Energy Group is currently actively pursuing contracts for the supply of Neutrino Power Cubes graphene generators

The applied solutions for power generation are based on Neutrinovoltaic technology, developed by the Neutrino Energy group of companies led by Holger Thorsten Schubart

The car of the future is an electric car that does not require charging from an external power grid.