The 70-year-old inventor, who has been making inventions since 2000, is now the author of about two dozen such ideas, including 14 for which he has been issued patents from the Republic of Armenia Intellectual Property Agency. However, he says, he can’t get them to be translated into action for people’s benefit.

The inventor believes that his complex station for generating an air flow and electricity from it that he initially called ‘perpetuum mobile’ due to its infinite resource will make it possible to obtain an unlimited amount of alternative energy and will help the human race to solve the global warming problem.

“At the beginning they did not want to issue a patent for this invention, because they said such a thing was impossible, because I wanted to call it an eternal engine. That’s why then I had to change the name,” says the inventor, who is dismayed at the fact that the government allows foreign specialists to set up wind power stations in Armenia, while ignoring his project and not enabling him to proceed with it.

“Italians are building a wind power station here for as much as about $240 million. If they allow me to proceed with my project, I will create a facility four times that capacity and they will not have to spend even $40 million let alone $240 million on that,” says Mkhitaryan.

Union of the Greens Chairman Hakob Sanasaryan, speaking about renewable energy resources, the importance of their application from the environmental point of view and the failure to apply the inventor’s inventions, expresses the opinion that there is a certain political problem in it.

“Despite the fact that the world continues to suffer great losses from the exploitation of nuclear power plants, nuclear energy development is being advanced and the way to inventions of this kind is blocked,” says Sanasaryan.