Energy Science & Technology Conference (ESTC)

What ESTC is

The first two events, in 2012 and 2013, ran as the Bedini-Lindemann Science & Technology Conference, a tribute to John Bedini and Peter Lindemann. In 2014 the name became the Energy Science & Technology Conference: ESTC. Aaron Murakami founded it and coordinates it, with John Bedini and Peter Lindemann as co-founders and advisors.

Every ESTC has been in the Inland Northwest: Hayden and Coeur d’Alene, Idaho (the 2016–2019 programs ran at the Hayden Eagles Lodge), the Kootenai County Fairgrounds in 2021, and Spokane, Washington for the 2026 conference, June 24–28.

The format has stayed the same: long-form talks, working demonstrations on the table, and panel discussions where the presenters take questions together. The old conference site called them “the pioneers of the modern day Tesla & free energy movement.” The talks are recorded, and the recordings are on Emediapress, grouped by year.

Recurring topics

• Energy science
• Tesla technologies
• Eric Dollard’s electrical theory
• John Bedini’s SG and battery charging
• Aether physics
• Open-system thermodynamics
• Reactive power
• Magnetic motors and generators
• The Ed Gray motor
• Plasma ignition and water fuel
• Tesla coils and the magnifying transmitter
• Natural VLF radio
• Telluric and seismic research
• Overunity research