Our History

The Thorium Network was formed in late 2017 following a meeting with the government of a nuclear country that was formerly part of the USSR. The meeting was to negotiate obtaining their spent nuclear fuel from their nuclear power generation facilities. It became clear that the status quo for fission energy had to go. We were in the 2nd decade of the 21st century, with unparalleled access to information and people like never before, yet many are using systems – and attitudes – from the 1950’s. There just had to be a different way. After a bit of thinking it became a natural combination: blockchain and fission energy – for civilian energy production.

We call it “fission”, not nuclear. We use “burners”, not reactors. And what waste? The quantities from traditional fission energy production are rounding errors when compared to what other energy energy technologies leave behind. That means the quantities of waste are insignificant. When you use Liquid Fission Technology, the environmental footprint becomes infinitesimally small.

Additional to this, Fission Energy is so dense that only 1 pellet of fuel for a solid fission process produces as much energy as 1 tonne of coal! Liquid Fission Energy Density is even better again, some 20 times smaller!

Energy Comparison Uranium Coal Oil Gas
Energy Comparison Uranium Coal Oil Gas

And there’s Blockchain, Distributed Ledger Technology. Whereas the internet is a data superhighway, Blockchain is data integrity – “Fort Knox” for data. Secure, Transparent, Immutable, incorruptible. What better tool is there for an energy source rife with fear, uncertainty and doubt. All can be changed with proper information, and the truth.

Now that we are in the age of information, the data revolution, The Thorium Network brings that same thinking to tried and proven technology more than half a century old.

Dr. Victor J Stenger

It came as a surprise to me to learn recently [2012] that such an alternative has been available to us since World War II [1945], but not pursued because it lacked weapons applications.

Victor J. Stenger
PhD Physics
b.1935 – d.2014