2026-10-04 GovInfo (US Government Publishing Office)

Query (Google): site:govinfo.gov "Correa" "pulsed abnormal glow discharge" -> 1 result. Document: S. Hrg. 107-564, "Innovative Environmental Technologies", field hearing of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, May 30, 2001, Durham, NH (printed 2003). https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CHRG-107shrg80649/html/CHRG-107shrg80649.htm . Saved (curl): research/files/govinfo-CHRG-107shrg80649.htm

Findings - priority 4 (historical record) and 2

• Statements list includes "Mallove, Eugene, Ph.D., editor-in-chief and publisher, Infinite Energy Magazine ... 87", plus Theodore C. Loder III (UNH), Steven M. Greer, Thomas Valone, Paul LaViolette, Scott Chubb (NRL), T. E. Bearden. [web]
• A briefing paper in the record by Thomas Valone, M.A., P.E. (Integrity Research Institute; the nearest preceding byline in the record is "(By: Thomas Valone M.A., P.E.)") states: "Dr. Paulo Correa also qualifies with his pulsed abnormal glow discharge (PAGD) energy conversion system", citing "Correa, Paulo, 'Excess Energy Conversion System Utilizing Autogenous Pulsed Abnormal Glow Discharge,' Proceedings of COFE, p. 150 (Labofex Laboratory, 42 Rockview Gardens, Concord, Ontario L4K 2J6)". [web] So PAGD entered a US Senate committee record in 2001; it is an advocate's citation, not a test.
• Mallove's own briefing paper ("The Strange Birth of the Water Fuel Age", a memorandum requested by the Clinton White House, Feb. 2000) is noted as "not available at the time of this compilation". [web]
• Same record carries Loder's briefing on "OUTSIDE-THE-BOX" technologies; Loder later evaluated PAGD for the SEAS Z-prize (see eugenemallove.com notes).
• The full hearing (~500 KB) was searched only for Correa/Mallove/Loder/Greer; Mallove's statement at p. 87 was not read in full.