Subject: HYDROGEN FUEL AND THE PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES - msg#00026

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> A SPECIAL REPORT
> International Press Release
>
> By: (name of proponent withheld)
> Metro Manila, Philippines
>
>
> HYDROGEN from Water was predicted by Jules Verne in
> 1874 to be the fuel of
> the future. During World War II, Germany used V-2
> Rocket Bombs propelled
> by HYDROGEN. Now, Dr. Jacob Bigeleisen discovered
> that at room temperature
> or under atmospheric condition, DEUTERIUM ATOMS are
> electrolyzed naturally
> out of water in the form of HYDROGEN gas. This
> natural phenomenal process
> needs no expensive electric power consuming
> electrolysis to artificially
> separate HYDROGEN from OXYGEN in Water.
>
> What is DEUTERIUM? Deuterium is HEAVY WATER or
> HYDROGEN WATER without
> oxygen. This is obtained from the deep trenches of
> the World and the
> World's largest DEPOSIT OF DEUTERIUM is IN THE
> PHILIPPINES - A big deposit
> of 868 miles long, 52 miles at widest point, and 3
> miles at deepest point,
> replenished by nature 24 hours a day after Deuterium
> traveled more than
> 12,000 kilometers from Central America to the
> Philippines through the span
> of the Pacific Ocean when Planet Earth turns on its
> axis from West to East
> in unending perpetual motion.
>
> USES OF DEUTERIUM
>
> Deuterium is used in the production of (Hydrogen)
> Li-Hy Fuel now used in
> Canada, America, Germany and some parts of Sweden to
> provide fuel for cars,
> trucks, jet planes, etc. including solid Hydrogen
> for Spacecrafts
> Challenger and Columbia. Deuterium can replace
> gasoline, LPG, LNG, Avgas,
> etc. in powering all types of internal combustion
> engines. It does not
> emit pollutants or any harmful carbon monoxide and
> does not cause any
> environmental problems because it is in the water
> family as emissions are
> nothing but water vapor or steam. Deuterium as
> Hydrogen Fuel can be used
> for cooking, lighting, heating, and as Heavy Water
> fuel for Reactors in
> electric power generation.
>
> Why does Deuterium electrolyze out of water in the
> form of Hydrogen
> Gas? It electrolyzes out of water in the form of
> Hydrogen gas because
> Deuterium is CONCENTRATED HYDROGEN with element
> symbol, H2 (Hydrogen mass
> of 2 as distinguished from H2O in Water) subjected
> to the pressure of water
> mass at the ocean floor of about 10,000 psi or more
> because Deuterium
> obtained from depths of more than 7,000 meters below
> sea level and at more
> than 10,000 psi pressure causes the oxygen in water
> to disengage, separate
> and escape naturally from hydrogen leaving only
> Hydrogen isotopes to
> combine with other Hydrogen isotopes in forming
> Deuterium under
> pressure. And Deuterium under pressure, when
> exposed to room temperature
> or atmospheric condition, forms or electrolyzes
> naturally into Hydrogen
> Gas, in the same manner that LPG (Liquefied
> Petroleum Gas) and LNG
> (Liquefied Natural Gas) in LIQUID state transform
> into gas after fusion
> process with air in the atmosphere the moment LPG or
> LNG tank valves are
> turned on or opened. By taking out impurities from
> Deuterium, Li-Hy Fuel
> is produced by special simple process at very, very
> low cost known to this
> proponent and his associates. Cheap Hydrogen will
> reactivate all idled
> Hydrogen Based Industries internationally affected
> by high petroleum costs,
> and this will boost food, chemical, and metal
> industries worldwide.
>
> PROPOSAL TO THE PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT AND FOREIGN
> INVESTORS
>
> Through intensive research and development on
> oceanographic data and
> processes with foreign associates, the proponent
> discovered that
> concentrated Hydrogen exists only about one
> centimeter thick in every 3,000
> meters deep of water mass at the ocean floor.
> Because Deuterium more than
> twice the weight of ordinary water, it sinks and in
> the process, OXYGEN
> separates naturally from Hydrogen when the pressure
> becomes about 10,000
> psi or more. The usual ocean floor depth ranges
> between 2,000 meters to
> 3,000 meters. With the Philippine Trench at 7,000
> meters to 10,500 meters
> deep, Deuterium is naturally trapped through the
> ages untapped by man
> through this day, replenished by nature through the
> North Equatorial
> Current Tidal Flow from more than 12,000 kilometers
> away in Central America
> to the Philippines hitting the Philippine Trench
> DIRECTLY PERPENDICULAR -
> The one and only Trench with the widest and longest
> resource flow of
> Deuterium in the whole world!
>
> This proponent presented in March 1986 the Deuterium
> Project to the
> Philippines and American Governments in his desire
> to help the People of
> the Philippines and its Government, by introducing
> an internationally
> accepted production-sharing scheme. This is the
> 40/40/20
> production-sharing scheme. 40% of daily production
> revenue goes to the
> Government, 40% goes to the Investors, and 20% is
> retained or set aside to
> cover the cost of security, operation, management,
> administration, salaries
> and wages, materials, supplies, repairs and
> maintenance, and other
> operation costs.
>
> The Philippine Government would not put in any
> investment funds but the
> following:
>
> 1) Land and Export Processing Zone or EPSA;
> 2) Tax and Duty Free Operation, and
> 3) Security of Investments with Government Guarantee
>
> There are several lands belonging to the Government
> along the areas of
> proposed sites. The Law on Export Processing Zone
> can be used to declare
> selected sites as EPSA, the Law providing a built-in
> Tax and Duty Free
> arrangements with the Government. The Security of
> Investments are provided
> for by the Omnibus Investment Act, the Investments
> Law, the Constitution of
> the Philippines (past, present, and proposed)
> guarantee the Constitutional
> Rights to Properties and Due Process, including just
> compensation. The
> Government MUST GUARANTEE enforcement of these laws.
>
> Foreign Investors have been informed that all funds
> would have to be
> provided by them on the following items:
>
> 1) Funds for Research and Development;
> 2) Mobilization Costs and Recruitment;
> 3) Engineering, Development and Construction Costs;
> 4) Equipment, Pumping, Storage, Loading facilities
> and other industrial
> project costs
>
> The 20% production sharing revenue would be set
> aside and be used for
> Security, Management, Administration, salaries and
> wages, materials,
> supplies, transportation and housing personnel,
> food, medical supplies, and
> other operational costs in order to preserve and not
> disturb the 40%
> production revenue sharing for each of the
> Government, and the Investors'
> shares. By maintaining this production revenue
> sharing ratio, future
> disagreements and irritants are avoided. A built-in
> protection for the
> Government and the Investors, which is strongly
> recommended by the
> proponent on the basis of the ARAMCO experience.
>
> WHO BUYS OR SELLS ALL DEUTERIUM PRODUCED?
>
> Using the ARAMCO experience since the 1950s for
> rapid development, the
> foreign investors shall have the first option to buy
> or sell the daily
> production of Deuterium at preset price of US$7.00
> per barrel. This would
> give a marketable Gas Station Retail Price of only
> Php0.90 or US$0.45 per
> liter or US$0.15 per gallon of Li-Hy Fuel from
> Deuterium. In effect, the
> investors buy, after discounting their 40% sharing
> or at 40% less, at only
> US$4.20 per barrel giving them more flexibility on
> their international
> market pricing policies.
>
> This Hydrogen Fuel gives twice the mileage economy
> of gasoline or LPG/LNG
> fed cars. Old gasoline fed cars can be converted to
> Li-Hy Fuel use by
> utilizing the same conversion kits used in
> converting gasoline fed engines
> to LPG/LNG fed units. Brand new cars have been made
> to use LPG/LNG fuel
> more than ten years ago and the same car engines can
> use Li-Hy Fuel.
>
> In Japan and Canada, there are about 78% brand new
> cars running on LNG or
> LPG. The same brand new units can use Li-Hy Fuel,
> which is more economical
> fuel than any other available in the international
> market today. Hydrogen
> Fuel does not emit any pollutants or harmful carbon
> monoxide but steam or
> water vapor.
>
> PROPONENT AND ASSOCIATED INVESTORS
>
> This proponent conducted intensive studies on
> Research, Development,
> Philippine Investments Law, Corporation Code,
> organization, security,
> management, administration, operation, marketing,
> including the
> breakthrough in Pump Technology with his associates.
> This breakthrough in
> Pump Technology will use Hydrodynamic Power in
> pumping Deuterium from more
> than 7,000 meters below sea level.
>
> The U.S. Government sent an Investment Mission last
> June 1986 to the
> Philippines and initial conferences were held with
> Overseas Private
> Investment Corporation (OPIC) of Washington, D.C.,
> USA with the
> participation of Government Officials and private
> businessmen in Manila. A
> meeting with Trade and Industry Minister Jose
> Concepcion was held during
> President Corazon C. Aquino's trip to USA last
> September 1986. Another
> meeting is scheduled this December 1986 in
> Washington D.C. with Deputy
> Minister Tomas Alcantara. Major U.S. investors are
> expected to attend and
> participate. OPIC Mission has scheduled a series of
> February 1987
> conferences in Manila with Deuterium Project as the
> banner line of
> publication agenda. International Investors are
> expected to attend the
> technical presentation conferences in Manila in
> 1987.
>
> The Japanese Group of Investors is composed of the
> top eight industrial
> companies, which will form a consortium to undertake
> a 4 million barrels
> capacity per day of Deuterium production.
>
> A Saudi Group visited the Philippines in September
> and October 1986 and was
> interested in a 2 million barrels daily production
> capacity of Deuterium.
>
> With the two top U.S. oil companies interested in a
> 6 million barrels
> capacity, Japanese investors in a 4 million barrels
> capacity, and the Saudi
> Group in a 2 million barrels daily production
> capacity, the total
> prospective investors inquiries so far received is
> 12 million barrels daily
> production. The Philippines can supply all the
> requirements of the WHOLE
> WORLD in Deuterium as Hydrogen Fuel and as Hydrogen
> for food, chemical, and
> metal industries worldwide.
>
> TRANSFER OF HIGH TECHNOLOGY
>
> Hydrogen from Deuterium is the fuel of the future
> available in the
> Philippines. This needs the transfer of high
> technology in pumping and
> refining processes. The proponent has developed
> with an American Pump
> Engineer a new breakthrough in pump technology using
> HYDRODYNAMIC POWER by
> employing the RAM JET SUCTION TECHNOLOGY in the same
> manner that Jet Planes
> use the RAM JET PROPULSION to propel heavy loaded
> jet planes
> today. Storage system will use the underground
> Tunnel Type Tanks in lieu
> of the surface tank farm. Loading System will use
> the same types as those
> for LPG and LNG Systems.
>
> RULE OF THUMB INVESTMENTS
>
> Subject to the refinements of cost data, project
> line items and other
> factors, the Rule of Thumb Investment Estimates is
> about US$200,000,000.00
> for every 1,000,000 barrels daily production
> capacity - a very much lower
> Investment/Capacity ratio than Petroleum production.
> At 12 million barrels
> per day capacity, the estimated total investment is
> US$2,400,000,000.00 or
> US$2.4 billion - the single largest industrial
> investment in the Philippines.
>
> EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
>
> As the Feasibility Study on the Project has been
> started, this proponent
> estimates that the Deuterium Project's combined
> production capacities will
> employ no less than 350,000 personnel of
> international pay rates and
> allowances for unskilled, semi-skilled, technical,
> and professional levels
> from the Philippines. Less than 2,000 foreign
> nationals will also be
> employed on the transfer of technology. The type of
> operation is the same
> as those in the Middle East petroleum production
> facilities, with the same
> pay rates so as not to disturb international energy
> pricing and economy of
> costs.
>
> BENEFITS TO THE GOVERNMENT AND THE FILIPINO PEOPLE
>
> At 12 million barrels per day capacity priced at
> US$7.00 per barrel, this
> is US$84 million per day or US$30.66 billion per
> year, enough to wipe out
> all existing foreign debts of the Government in one
> year, revenue-wise in
> Foreign Exchange.
>
> Public works, private construction, economic and
> financial booms are
> expected to happen in the Philippines in the same
> manner as those which
> happened in the Middle East and financial centers of
> the world from 1974 to
> 1984, with everybody earning their respective
> comfortable livelihood, while
> pricing basic prime necessities at reasonable and
> affordable levels.
>
> Deuterium and Hydrogen Fuel is the final and lasting
> hope of the Filipino
> People and the Government to be great again. This
> untapped source of
> energy supply will make the Philippines one of the
> richest countries of the
> world.

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