‘Quietly gobsmacking’

The Daily Telegraph

‘An extraordinary story… with the potential to change the world’

Miranda Sawyer, The Observer.

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LIMITLESS CLEAN ENERGY, FOR FREE?

It’s not just a question, it’s a community.

BRINGING COMMUNITY ENERGY TO THE WORLd

ONE HURDLE AT A TIME

Thirty-five years in the making. The technology can no longer be stopped — and the story can finally be told.

A community energy movement is here. One where communities own their own power — and electricity, water, and heat become free.

It's called TUS: Total Utility Service.

You can be a part of this — and learn how to do it — anywhere in the world.

But first: a cautionary tale. Because before you can build the future, you need to know what's coming for you.

Welcome to the hit underground YouTube show about everyone and everything trying to stop it — told by the one extraordinary man behind it all.

This is the story so far.

THE SHOW

Join maverick TV director turned hydrogen fuel cell pioneer Nick Abson (and same guy who brought us Queen’s ‘We Will Rock You’ and Kate Bush’s ‘Wuthering Heights’) - who resurfaces after years underground - to tell his unbelievable story, in conversation with filmmaker Harry Otto Brünjes; having been locked in an against-all-odds battle to liberate clean energy after the tech was stolen by Russians,

Told for the first time, is the true tale of how banks, governments, and oligarchs all conspired to kill off and discredit the breakthrough hydrogen technology that can now be ours… for free.

The question remains, are we too late?

‘A humorous underdog on a gripping rollercoaster’

‘Addictive and spell-binding’

‘Everyone, IN THE WORLD, should watch this NOW’

‘I’ve only just started… and all I can say is, thank you for taking the time to make this’

‘I just can’t help but think how none of this is known about’

‘WHAT a show. I’m hooked!’

‘Prepare to be mind-blown!’

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