Greg Kushnir

Why didn’t the Romans invent the steam engine and what breakthrough energy innovation are we missing today? 💡 Find out in @KushnirGreg’s @codexworld session 👇 youtu.be/6ddrNxYpMm0

Our team is growing! 🚀 Find out about open positions to join the Emrod team by heading to our careers page: emrod.energy/careers/

Wireless power transmission ( and through my ✋🏻!) at #GLOC2023 by @EmrodEnergy. A key technologie for #SBSP

"If you can't say anything nice, shut up!" The creed of every totalitarian regime ever. I've heard it at school, so shouldn't be surprised hearing it now from politicians and their supporters. The last thing we should do in times of adversity is stop talking to each other.

Just imagine you could collect solar power, in the order of GWs, and beam it down to the earth's surface. If that works, that would be a game changer for Europe's energy situation, and for humanity - Director General @AschbacherJosef of @esa at the opening of #CM22 on Solaris

Our member @EmrodEnergy's wireless system allows large amounts of energy to be sent safely across long distances without wires, enabling power in remote and logistically challenging areas. Learn more in @nzherald: ow.ly/Hqtz50Lg2FR

Tune in to @radionz at 1:20pm today NZDT to listen to @KushnirGreg chat with @JMulliganRNZ about the future of energy & our work at Emrod🚀 #powerbeaming

Emrod featured in New Atlas 🚀

Emrod features in the New Zealand Listener 🚀 The article by Richard Woodd dives into Emrod’s story, the potential for #powerbeaming technology & how Emrod will unlock renewable energy generation on earth and in space 🛰 #EnergyTransition #climatetech

Check out my latest article: Space energy infrastructure in – the new frontier linkedin.com/pulse/space-en… via @LinkedIn

Wireless power company Emrod beams 550 W across an Airbus warehouse tcrn.ch/3fLbhoE by @tdechant

#powerbeaming is quickly becoming recognised as an enabling technology to support the transition from fossil fuel to renewables and solve the energy crisis 👏 Emrod joined @esa @AirbusSpace for a panel discussion about #powerbeaming and #spacebasesolarpower at @StartUpGET 🚀

One happy team, celebrating a huge milestone and enjoying the moment before we set our sites on our next demonstration. #powerbeaming #wirelesspower #energytech

We did it! Today, at Airbus in Munich we successfully demonstrated our #powerbeaming system with @TechnoCarbon, supporting @esa and @AirbusSpace in presenting our shared vision for space-based energy infrastructure. #SBSP #cleantech #spacetech

In a world of routine space explorations, do you wonder about the resources lurking in our galaxy? 🌌 📅 Join us at the #SETTF22 on 20.09 for an invigorating panel discussion on the viability of space-based power projects. Book your pass here👉bit.ly/3yYu9ay

Launching Emrod in #Europe, a great milestone! We are in #Brussels, the heart of the European institutions, discussing with policy makers and innovation program leaders from the @EU_Commission @EUEic @FriendsOfEurope @Energy4Europe @EP_Industry the future of #PowerBeaming. 🇪🇺

Can you spot our test site? Hint: the two white boxes on the ground. 👀 Our CEO @KushnirGreg is enjoying the views of our demonstration site as he is flying above #Taranaki. Stay tuned for more updates! #Emrod #WirelessEnergy

We're looking forward to attending the @enginexyz Tough Tech Summit 2021 next week. We'll be joining other founders, investors and industry experts to explore how we can work together to accelerate the commercial success of world-changing technologies.

@creatornat I agree 👍🏻 mind you, finding truth isn't the same as finding an answer. The process and methodology of seeking truth has intrinsic value be it through science, philosophy, or any other methodology. Perhaps questions are more interesting than answers because they make you think?

@KushnirGreg Yes, and how do you know the answer? What’s the desired outcome of asking the right question? I think the desired outcome is to get as close as possible to the truth.

@creatornat That is a hard question

Are you asking the right question? Sometimes this is the hardest thing to work out.