Peeker Energy Corporation designs Plasma Magnetohydro-Dynamic (MHD) Generators (PMG) through atomic conversion  for remote power  transmission.  The modular power generator incorporates cryogenic cooling and superconducting mini MHD closed loop designs.   With an output power of approximately 400 kWe in d.c. mode,  the system is extremely efficient and creates  clean power (no harmful gases) over  three  (3) years or more with a single charge; (no one-line fuel is required).

 

The “Plasma Magnetohydrodynamic Generator” (PMG) is similar to a battery that produces  electricity from an internal  supply  of  fuel  sealed  inside  the  system  (an isotope  which  decays  naturally while emitting  low  level  of  radiation  to  create  atomic  changes  in  the  proprietary mixed of gas and nano materials).

 

Since the life time between recharges is measured in years, on-line fuel is not required.

With approximately three (3) years of use at full power capacity, the generator head can be replaced in the field in matters of minutes, for another three years run.  The production of electricity is clean without exhaust of harmful gases.

There is no radiation exposure outside of the PMG System, which is properly sealed and monitored continuously for safety. Unlike the V-Gen, there are no moving parts other than the high velocity moving heated ionized gases (plasma).  Dependent   upon   the   size of each  system, there  is  a  high  energy output per volume  signature and unit weight, (12  cubic  cm/kWe  and 17 kWe/Kg respectively), much smaller than the V-Gen which by itself is very small in comparison to any other standard electricity production systems known today.  Cost to fabricate in volume may reach below $50/kWe (compared with over $1,200/kW for conventional carbon technology).