Holger-Thorsten Schubart
Holger-Thorsten Schubart is the mathematician who founded the Neutrino® Energy Group and leads it as CEO. Inside the group he is called the Architect of the Invisible: the person who gives structure to energy flows that nobody sees.
The Origin
Almost two decades ago, Schubart noticed three things. Ambient particle and field fluxes are measurable. Nearly all energy technology ignores them. And to a mathematician, that is an accounting problem with an open solution. Everything that followed, from the first experiments to the Neutrino Power Cube, grew out of that observation. In his own words: “The physics was never hidden. It was simply never assembled for this purpose.”
The Schubart Master Formula
In 2024 he formulated the Schubart Master Formula, one expression for how ambient inputs, an engineered material and electrical output relate to each other:
The usable output power equals a conversion efficiency times the effective ambient input, coupled through the material, across its active volume. Output is bounded by the power coupled in. Derivation and notation are published at pt-schubart.com, and a plain-language explanation is on the Neutrino page.
In September 2026 he addressed the global scientific community with Mathematics Beats Opinion, inviting physicists, engineers and serious critics to test the work by one standard: Define. Measure. Isolate. Calculate. Reproduce. The final word, he wrote, belongs to reproducible reality.
How He Works
Schubart works as initiator, integrator and conductor. For precise problems he assembles small ensembles; for systemic ones, large interdisciplinary configurations of scientists, engineers and AI systems. He does not operate within boundaries; he defines the system in which they no longer apply. The structures he built reflect that: the Neutrino Engineering District for science and engineering, and the Neutrino Supreme Council as the strategic centre of the group, both designed so that the mission does not depend on any single person.
The Roadmap
Schubart describes the goal in three horizons. In the short term: household energy sovereignty and disaster resilience. In the medium term: independent mobility and the beginning of the move away from fossil fuels. In the long term: universal energy access and energy systems beyond the Earth’s surface.