Following the message sent by UN Secretary General Kofi Annan to GIFNET in March 2005, GIFNET President Nicholas Moller invited the Secretary General to visit the newly established Research & Development Lab in Fontainebleau, France in order to present the latest Energy Technologies in the GIFNET portfolio. On Monday 13th June, 2005 SG Kofi Annan, arrived at the GIFNET Lab in Fontainebleau where he was welcomed by Nicholas Moller and GIFNET Director of Research Mr. Jean-Louis Naudin.

During the visit, demonstrations were made of Levitation Technology (the Lifter), Cold Fusion Technology (CFR), Atomic Hydrogen Heat Generation (MAGH) and High Efficiency Energy Pump Technology (HEP).

Mr. Kofi Annan’s visit to GIFNET represents a major turning point in the up-hill process of increasing public awareness in the field of New Energy Technologies. The opportunity to convey to a World Leader the reality and feasibility of Clean and Abundant Energy, such as Zero Point Energy, through the development of New Energy Technologies, is of colossal importance to the introduction of such Technologies to the World Community.

GIFNET also clearly demonstrated what is possible to achieve as an independent non-profit organization with comparatively limited resources, leaving food for thought on what could be achieved if such initiatives around the world were backed by solid Public or Corporate budgets.

GIFNET is deeply grateful to Secretary General Kofi Annan for his sincere interest in our work and look forward to receive other Leaders for further demonstrations and discussions.

GIFNET is pleased to announce the opening of the Research & Development Lab in Fontainebleau, France. The Lab was commissioned in April 2005 and at the same time Mr. Jean-Louis Naudin joined GIFNET as Director of Research.