Zero Deaths by Design – How Thorium is the Safest Energy System on the Planet
Last Tuesday, I had the privilege of presenting at Engineers Australia’s webinar on Thorium technology for energy production. It was energising to engage with such a thoughtful audience of engineers who are genuinely interested in understanding this transformative energy solution.
The session highlighted something I’m passionate about: cutting through the noise. Thorium development has a fascinating history dating back to the 1950s and 60s — a period when safety protocols in the nuclear energy sector were practical and robust. There’s significant misinformation out there, and I’m committed to changing that narrative. Particularly about making sure people understand just how safe radiation actually is. We actually need it to live long healthy lives – go ask the people in Iran about that one.
What We Discussed
The presentation covered essential ground:
- Waste management aspects of Thorium technology — there is none
- Comparative analysis with alternative energy technologies — Liquid Fission Thorium outshines them all
- Current applications and future potential — Racing ahead in the East, hobbled by oil profits in the West.
The Power of Collaboration
Dr. Alexander Cannara brought invaluable technical depth to the discussion. His expertise in plasma physics and commitment to safe nuclear power provided the scientific rigour that complements the business and technology perspective I brought to the table. Together, we demonstrated how Thorium energy can bridge innovation with practical, scalable solutions.
This Conversation Matters is Important to you Because:
As we face global air pollution challenges — remember 8.5 million people die every year from dirty fossil fuel air — alternative nuclear technologies like Thorium deserve serious consideration from engineers across all disciplines. The intersection of advanced energy solutions with blockchain technology — which I’ve championed through The Thorium Network — offers unprecedented transparency and efficiency in energy systems.
Thank You
Thanks to Engineers Australia for facilitating this important dialogue, and to everyone who participated. The path forward for global energy lies in solutions like this.
The webinar recording is available through Engineers Australia’s member portal.
Here’s the presentation I gave. Feel free to download and use it. Attribution rights remain with The Thorium Network.
Links
Engineers Australia Portal to the Thorium Event
Engineers Australia Portal to the Recording
About the Author
Jeremiah Josey is Chairman of MECi Group, specialising in transformative energy infrastructure and advanced nuclear solutions. With a focus on thorium-based technologies, he delivers large-scale, high-value projects across the Middle East, Asia, and Australia—structuring, financing, and executing complex, multi-billion-dollar ventures that redefine the energy landscape.

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