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Today Steorn sent out a press release notifying the public that early registration for their Orbo Evaluation and Development Unit (OEDU) is now open.

Steorn did their "overunity demo" of their e-Orbo technology today at the Waterways building in Dublin, Ireland where they have had several copies of their electromagnetic devices on display since Dec. 15, minus a break through Christmas and New Years. Steorn CEO, Sean McCarthy summarized the tests that have been done until now and then gave a final piece of evidence, live. If their technology is what they say it is, it could provide a new, clean energy source that is affordable and available 24/7/365 and scalable to whatever size is needed, large or small, pulling inexhaustible energy from the...

Well it couldn’t be a much more dramatic announcement. At Steorn.com on successive multicolored screens in large letters moving against a swirling background we get this: THIS SATURDAY STEORN PRESENTS THE FINAL DEMO PROVING OVERUNITY 30th JANUARY 16:00 GMT AT THE WATERWAYS CENTRE WITH LIVE STREAMING STEORN.COM

Anyone paying attention to the Irish company Steorn will be familiar with their claims of 'free, clean and constant energy' producing Orbo technology. Following a rather quiet two years the company has suddenly sprung into the public view again by holding an extensive public demonstration of their technology in Dublin, Ireland over a six week period ending on January 31. It appears that little has been spared in the way of expenses to publicize and carry out this demonstration. We see high quality video presentations, an extensive and robust web site, a 24/7 staff on hand, lots of expensive testing...

Steorn is pleased to announce that public demonstrations of its controversial Orbo technology will begin today in Dublin and continue for the next six weeks. Orbo technology, which has been in development for six years, provides free, clean and constant energy at the point of use. It can be engineered to power anything from a phone to a fridge to a car. It is controversial because it is an "over-unity" technology, meaning that it produces more energy than it consumes without the degradation of its constituent parts. This is an apparent violation of the Law of Conservation of Energy, which...

I recently made contact via email with Sean McCarthy, Steorn’s CEO, and was very pleased that he was willing to answer some questions I put to him about Steorn and the upcoming launch of the company’s Orbo technology. Here is a transcript of the email exchange which took place; Sean McCarthy’s responses were sent to me on September 22, 2009 FreeEnergyTimes: First of all, thanks so much Sean, for providing the opportunity for this interview. I know there are many people around the world who have been following Steorn since you first went public, and who are interested in the...