MANILA, Philippines — Filipino inventor and alternative energy visionary Ismael Aviso is eyeing a potentially productive trip to Europe before showing off his inventions to technical experts and investors in the United States next month.

“My visa is being processed and barring any problems, I’ll depart for Europe on November 16,” said Aviso, 54, a resident of Navotas City.

For the past year, Aviso has made online free energy circle buzzing with excitement over prospects of his creations such as his fuel-less, self-charging electrical car and power generator.

While his inventions and the principles behind them look good during the various demonstrations he has uploaded on video-sharing websites, Aviso has been unable to get the “local push” that he has been seeking.

He said that a Croatian businessman, Stanislav Magic, will shoulder his European trip.

“I’ll be meeting with a well-known E-car (electric car) manufacturer in Bulgaria, as well as with potential investors for E-car, power generation-repelling force and healthy water production,” the Filipino said.

Aviso said he is particularly looking forward to the prospects of visiting the Nikola Tesla museum in Belgrade, Serbia. Born in 1856, Tesla was an electrical engineer and inventor who influenced Aviso with his own inventions.

The museum now serves as the biggest repository of works and readings connected to Tesla.

Aviso said he expects to be “stateside” by Nov. 27 on the generosity of another foreigner, American citizen Alec Sherman.

Pure Energy Systems (PES) Network Inc., one of Aviso’s followers, in an article last week reported that the Filipino would be taking part in a “conference” at the R&D (research and development)-centric area of Silicon Valley in Northern California between Dec. 2 and 8.

Apparently, Aviso and Sherman formed Aviso Energy, Inc., a California-based alternative energy company back in July.