A new article about Steorn has been published in the Irish paper, The Sunday Times. It’s behind a paywall, but has been summarized by Frank Ackland at E-Cat World, here. Ackland summarizes the main points of the article as follows: — Company filings last week show that 2.1 million Euros was recently raised by Steorn […]

Apparently this past weekend’s debut of Steorn’s Orbo PowerCube wasn’t intended to be a public demonstration at all, but rather a quiet field test of the new technology. That plan was thwarted when Slattery’s Pub posted about the event on their Facebook page, and the information was picked up and spread by eager followers of […]

This weekend’s demo of Steorn’s Orbo Power Cube has begun. I’ll add updates to this post as they come in. This demo has received very little publicity — so far as I know, the closest thing to a public announcement of it has been on the Slattery’s Pub Facebook page. There was no mention of […]

After a series of failed or unconvincing demos in past years, followed by a long period of near silence, Steorn is set to return to the public eye this Friday with the first public demonstration of its Orbo-powered “Never Die” battery. If it were to work as promised, this would of course be one of […]

Thanks to the alert reader who let me know about this article in the Irish newspaper, The Sunday Business Post, from January 2015: Much-scorned Steorn is refusing to admit defeat Not too much new there, but it does give some insight into where Steorn has been getting its investment money lately, and reiterates Shaun McCarthy’s […]

These days, every two years seems to be just about how often we need to peek in on Steorn in order to find anything new or interesting going on. Whatever they’re up to, it’s been slow and plodding work… or maybe, as some believe, a prolonged development period designed to bilk investors, where the next […]

Since the last time I wrote about Steorn, nearly two years ago, they haven’t proven their Orbo free energy device to the world. They haven’t even attempted another public demonstration. To the contrary, they shut down their online forum and development club, stopped releasing updates on their site, and Sean McCarthy (uncharacteristically) started keeping quiet. […]

With Steorn, the more things change, the more they stay the same. Back in April, Steorn opened up membership in their developers’ club, the SKDB, to the public. For the first time, anyone who was willing to pay several hundred dollars up front could find out all of the secrets of the Orbo. The idea, […]

Many new developments from Steorn today. First, they’ve finally opened up their developers’ club (the Steorn Knowledge Development Base — SKDB) to the public, and have reportedly released to club members more information on how to build and test Orbo devices. All of this comes for a price however; joining the SKDB costs €419.00 ($613.00). […]

On January 30th, Steorn finally demonstrated free energy. Or at least, they say they did. What they showed was a couple of lines on an oscilloscope that, according to Sean, demonstrates to their target audience of potential technology developers that more energy was coming out of Orbo than was going in. As for the qualified […]