FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jonthan, Manchester, UK Email: JonThm9@aol.com Date: October 27, 2025
⚡ Harnessing Lightning: Manchester Innovator Generates £150K Annually from Carbon-Free Electricity
Manchester, UK — In a groundbreaking development that could reshape the future of clean energy, Manchester-based researcher Jonthan has unveiled a revolutionary system that transforms natural atmospheric phenomena into usable electricity—without burning a single fossil fuel or relying on nuclear power.
The system, inspired by the high-energy reactions observed in lightning storms, uses a steam plasma column to generate intense heat, which is then converted into electricity via a 65-kilowatt thermoelectric generator. This setup has reportedly earned over £150,000 per year from the UK National Grid for its contribution of carbon-zero electricity.
“This isn’t just theory—it’s nature’s own energy system, scaled for human use,” said Jonthan. “We’re tapping into the same forces that power thunderstorms and turning them into clean, reliable electricity.”
The process, known as molecular nuclear fusion, involves water molecules interacting with turbulent air and oxygen, releasing helium, radical oxygen, and X-rays. Replicated in a controlled environment, the steam plasma reaches temperatures of up to 1200°C, producing heat that’s entirely carbon-free.
Beyond its financial success, the system challenges conventional climate narratives, suggesting that carbon dioxide is a static trace gas influenced more by local photosynthesis and ice coverage than human activity.
As global interest in plasma technology grows, Jonthan’s innovation offers a compelling alternative to traditional energy sources—one that’s clean, scalable, and rooted in the natural world.
About Jonthan Jonthan is an independent energy researcher based in Manchester, UK, focused on developing sustainable, non-nuclear solutions for electricity generation. His work bridges atmospheric science, thermoelectric engineering, and grassroots innovation.
green fonts on London sea Convert carbon dioxide from the air into the carbohydrates of life. leaving Just a static 2 parts per million in the temperate Earth around the light earth for the last 66,000 years.
anybody with a basic high school biology education We never even contemplate that there could be a build up of carbon dioxide in the air. because our flight doing photosynthesis there can't be !
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