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Have I got you a deal? The future of energy production can be yours in the comfort of your home. Meet The Egg, the nuclear reactor at home from Enron, a trusted name in American energy. When you buy an Egg, you’ll also throw a bridge to Brooklyn for free.
None of this is real, though Enron.com now it leads to a website that describes The Egg, a fictional object that is like a “power switch.” It is an advanced egg-shaped device with a heat-resistant storage tank, a heavy-water pump, an analytical system and a uranium zirconium hydride reactor. There’s also a video reveal that closely mimics the actual technology implementation.
Fake egg, real Enron?
The egg may be fake, but the Enron name lives on and could be part of a marketing campaign for something big.
Enron was the cause of the corporate chaos. The energy giant filed for bankruptcy in 2001, marking a major fall from grace. Photo by CNET at the time he noted that Enron was “one of the most successful companies in the world” and that its collapse was “one of the worst corporate events in history.”
Enron’s failed record makes The Egg and its promise of energy independence to homeowners all the more amusing. The product is expected to be launched on January 6, as announced visitors.
The website didn’t mention the price of the Egg, but indicated that it is significantly cheaper than the $19,000 to $50,000 price tag of traditional electronics. There is no way to buy now, but you can sign up for the newsletter. The company has been posting updates promoting the idea of The Egg as a real thing. An online store filled with shirts and related merchandise bearing the Enron logo is in the works.
Enron records
Connor Gaydos, one of the people behind the Birds Are’t Real parody, is the new CEO of Enron.
The egg appears to be part fiction and part art, but there may be something stirring beneath the surface.
Connor Gaydos is listed as Enron’s CEO in Delaware company filings, as shared with CNET by Enron’s media representative Will Chabot of Stu Loeser & Co. Gaydos is the co-author of the book About Birds Are Real, a group. products like a conspiracy theories. Birds Are Not Real pushes the idea that birds are government spy drones.
Enron was also incorporated in Texas in late December 2024 as Enron Energy Texas LLC, according to documents shared by Chabot. The company followed this up by signing up to become the state’s electricity supplier. The post writes Gregory Forero – co-founder and CEO of HGP storage – as the vice president of the LLC. HGP Storage is a Texas-based energy storage company. HGP manager Evan Caron has been rehired as vice president. This means that the real experts in the energy industry are being linked to the Enron movement.
The egg could be a harbinger of things to come – a joke that draws attention and gets people to advertise before the business starts. We have to see what happens. The only thing that is certain is that you will not be able to order a small nuclear toaster on your coffee table.
