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Szabó claims a power plant utilizing his technology was currently built in China, producing an ''excess energy'' of 1,000 MW drawn from [[space energy]]. | Szabó claims a power plant utilizing his technology was currently built in China, producing an ''excess energy'' of 1,000 MW drawn from [[space energy]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:55, 5 July 2017
Leslie I. Szabó (not to confused with the musician of the same name) is a Hungarian businessman and inventor of free energy machines. He is CEO with Gamma Manager Ltd. in Budaörs, Hungary.
Szabó claims a power plant utilizing his technology was currently built in China, producing an excess energy of 1,000 MW drawn from space energy.
Specialist literature on the subject is not available, a reception in international journals of energy economies or from professional circles is not detectable (April 2011). Szabó just names a few witnesses who affirm the claims about the invention.