Modern energy systems are defined by scale. Gigawatt reactors, hundred-meter turbines, square kilometers of solar panels: all pursue magnitude. Yet in research facilities, attention is turning toward phenomena at the opposite extreme, where energy emerges not from combustion or rotation but from quantum interactions so small they were once dismissed as irrelevant. This is the domain of neutrinovoltaics, pioneered by the Neutrino® Energy Group, which treat subatomic interactions as a continuous source of usable electricity.
