Neutrino Energy Group Introduces Innovative Neutrinovoltaic Technology in Latin America
Latin America, Tuesday, 9 September 2025.
The Neutrino Energy Group has revealed a groundbreaking method to convert invisible radiation into continuous electricity, potentially transforming energy landscapes in Latin America with clean, decentralized solutions.
Neutrinovoltaics: A New Era of Energy
The Neutrino Energy Group has unveiled the Master Formula of Neutrinovoltaics, a pioneering technology that converts invisible radiation into continuous electricity. This breakthrough promises a shift in energy paradigms, particularly in Latin America, a region poised for energy innovation. Neutrinovoltaics harnesses radiation sources such as neutrinos and cosmic muons, providing a clean, decentralized energy solution that can operate independently of traditional fuel sources and central grids [1][2].
Innovation Rooted in Scientific Collaboration
The development of neutrinovoltaic technology is supported by global scientific collaboration, including contributions from renowned institutions such as the Max Planck Society, CERN, and the University of São Paulo. The Master Formula integrates key parameters like radiation flux density and conversion efficiency, enabling scalable electricity generation that is not only sustainable but also universally accessible [2][3].
The Neutrino Power Cube: A Practical Application
At the heart of this technology lies the Neutrino Power Cube, a compact device weighing approximately 50 kilograms that can deliver a steady output of 5 to 6 kW. This device functions continuously, regardless of environmental conditions, making it particularly advantageous for remote or underserved areas. The cube’s design ensures energy efficiency by maintaining stable performance across a wide range of temperatures [1][4].
Future Prospects and Global Impact
Holger Thorsten Schubart, CEO of the Neutrino Energy Group, envisions a future where neutrinovoltaics follows a similar trajectory to photovoltaics in the 1990s, with a decade of scaling and mass production ahead. This technology is not merely an alternative renewable option but a foundation for an energy system that is clean, decentralized, and weather-independent. As pilot projects are already underway, the potential for global impact is significant, offering a path toward energy equity and sustainability [1][2][4].