The Alaskan FLUIDYNE ENGINE will be a good project for ACEP-UAF to work on.  It will provide full funding for ACEP in a jiffy.   

The Alaskan FLUIDYNE ENGINE is based on the 100 year old Humphrey Pump.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humphrey_pump

The Alaskan FLUIDYNE ENGINE is easily scalable in size, and can be built small enough to fit on a 30' boat, or big enough to be a 20megawatt self-propelled barge with an entire pulp and papermill on top.

The Alaskan FLUIDYNE ENGINE uses wet electrochemistry to do many functions;  it can: make Portland Cement with zero-CO2 emissions,  pump gas and liquids up to hi-pressure for pipelines, it can power a rock crusher, it can power a hospital, it can clean up all the mercury from RedDevil on the Kuskokwim while providing power to DonlinCreek without needing a gasline from Cook Inlet.

The Alaskan FLUIDYNE ENGINE runs clean and quiet with a mellow whooshing sound like the wind in the trees.