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    Default Deuterium in The Philippines may Generate $30B per year Income


    Found this "report" but could not confirm an official source. Anyone have this?

    By the text in this report, it was created prior to December of 1986. I am interested to know if there was development on this since then.



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    Deuterium in The Philippines may Generate $30B per year Income
    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 country in the world.

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    This is the most recent article I can find about Deuterium involving the Philippines:

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    Imelda Marcos Has an $829 Billion Idea
    By Norman Pearlstine | October 24, 2013

    Imelda Marcos wants to save the world, albeit stylishly. Wearing a simple, discreet slide sandal, the 84-year-old former first lady of the Philippines greets a visitor to her spacious, memento-laden Manila apartment with a surprise: Before reminiscing about politics, fashion, or her years in and out of power, she wants to talk seriously about energy.

    It seems that uncommon amounts of deuterium, an isotope also known as heavy hydrogen, reside in the water at the bottom of the Philippine Trench. To get it, all you have to do is cruise out 170 miles east of the Philippines and bring water up from the ocean floor, about 6.5 miles below the surface. Marcos, the widow of former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, who died in disgrace and in exile in Honolulu in 1989, says she spends millions of dollars a year to maintain her exclusive right to extract water from the trench in the hope that having an abundance of deuterium can speed the development of advanced nuclear fusion reactors. She’s seeking billions of dollars from foreign investors to fulfill her vision.

    Called “Madame” by many of her admirers in the Philippines, Marcos remains a relentless, beguiling, and slightly wacky self-promoter. She says Edward Teller, the controversial physicist known as “the father of the hydrogen bomb,” persuaded her to develop her country’s deuterium in a 1971 visit to the Malacañang Palace, the Philippine president’s residence. Teller, she adds, was a major supporter of her efforts until he died in 2003.

    While fusion holds immense promise, its progress has been stymied for decades by technological challenges and is likely to remain slow. Dennis Whyte, a professor of nuclear science and engineering at the MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center, pours cold water on Madame’s assertions when he says, “Deuterium is readily available in seawater, even at the surface,” adding that “a viable demonstration fusion reactor is expected to be online in 2040 or later, with commercialization beyond that time.”

    Nevertheless, Marcos says she carries on because deuterium “can save the world.” Her current efforts are encapsulated in two booklets. One, a feasibility study, acknowledges costs but claims that deuterium pumped from the Philippine Trench could be processed “into a high-potent but environmentally friendly fuel that would eventually replace conventional or fossil fuel gas.” According to her study, the proposed venture would earn $829 billion a year in its first four years after operations begin. As for the billions she’d personally make from the project, Marcos quotes her late husband, who used to say, “What is good for all is good for me.”

    Marcos says she’s in discussions with Japanese businessmen who want to team up with the Philippine government to extract deuterium from the trench. She thinks big oil companies would be logical investors, and she’d like to attract additional funding from U.S., Chinese, and Russian investors.

    Read more here...

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    its an old news atleast for me... there was a research during the early 90's back then naa pako sa surigao, the biggest deuterium deposit is in surigao... but apparently its on the deepest part of the sea.... no technology that can do it back then, perhaps now... though i heard it before that the CHINESE are interested...

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    Quote Originally Posted by noy.juan View Post
    its an old news atleast for me... there was a research during the early 90's back then naa pako sa surigao, the biggest deuterium deposit is in surigao... but apparently its on the deepest part of the sea.... no technology that can do it back then, perhaps now... though i heard it before that the CHINESE are interested...
    Technology? what depth are we talking abou here? ayawg kabalaka sa technology kay naa tay daghang subsea experts... hehehe apila naku ana. heheheh we can drill 12000 mtrs water depth + 12000 meters from seabed to the earths crust... hehehe ang problemahon nato ani magkagubot ang pilipinas ug tinood ba jud na... kay maparehas ratas NIGERIA ani...

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    so that's why some persons are interested in separating mindanao from Philippines...

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    i 1st know this in early 80's in my elem days as i'm preparing myself for a quizbee contest, in a black/white magazine my coach-teacher gave me for the local current events part. there was an american survey team deployed for this. the trench is located between southern leyte & surigao. the article talked about the presence of deuterium & its use at that period is to fuel jets (w/ pics of concorde & spacecraft at launchpad). i remember there were mentioned about the extraction problem because of the deep & pressure & how the profit to be shared between investors and government. That's all i can remember. hangtud karon nga 40 nako wala may nahitabo! ngano kaha to?
    Last edited by netcommando; 11-06-2013 at 10:52 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mang kulas View Post
    Technology? what depth are we talking abou here? ayawg kabalaka sa technology kay naa tay daghang subsea experts... hehehe apila naku ana. heheheh we can drill 12000 mtrs water depth + 12000 meters from seabed to the earths crust... hehehe ang problemahon nato ani magkagubot ang pilipinas ug tinood ba jud na... kay maparehas ratas NIGERIA ani...
    swak kaau noh kay duol rapagyud sah mainland ang platform ani.

    things to consider, political climate, company willing to sponsor(high cost of operation), market, political will, countries law regarding extractions and lastly the R&R is the biggest thing to consider.

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    Quote Originally Posted by elvandesantos View Post
    swak kaau noh kay duol rapagyud sah mainland ang platform ani.

    things to consider, political climate, company willing to sponsor(high cost of operation), market, political will, countries law regarding extractions and lastly the R&R is the biggest thing to consider.
    sa aq lng mas maayu pag pasagdaan nlng na... dha nlng na silas ilawm sa dagat kauban sa mga ISDA. kay ug ma extract na kinsa man say mabulahan... like MALAMPAYA? toinks!!! unya ug naay job, 5% ra guro ang PILIPINO ana kay kasagaran ana expertise manas mga CAUCASIAN ug uban pa... sila ray mabulahan ana... mga CHARTERER< CONTRACTORS, ug certain individuals (POLITIKO) wala japon tay madawdaw ana, mag create ranag GUBOT sa atong nasod

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    Quote Originally Posted by mang kulas View Post
    Technology? what depth are we talking abou here? ayawg kabalaka sa technology kay naa tay daghang subsea experts... hehehe apila naku ana. heheheh we can drill 12000 mtrs water depth + 12000 meters from seabed to the earths crust... hehehe ang problemahon nato ani magkagubot ang pilipinas ug tinood ba jud na... kay maparehas ratas NIGERIA ani...
    well im not a geo-whachamacallit-expert, just remember the news few years back when im still roll in mindanao...

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    Quote Originally Posted by noy.juan View Post
    well im not a geo-whachamacallit-expert, just remember the news few years back when im still roll in mindanao...
    uu bro wala nay IMPOSSIBLE sa deep sea exploration karon,, hehehe in fact dugay naman nang mga tech kron... pero ambot nganung walay ning invest ana dha kung tinood ba jud na naa. basin ang kitaon sa DEUTERIUM. wala pa katunga sa gasto sa pagkuha ana sa ilawm sa dagat. hehehehehe WA lng ta kabaw ba

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