Actually, it appears to be torsional energy (referring to spin in the 4th dimension and it is this spin in different axis that allows it to be expressed as various forms of energy) and it is expressed in a number of ways depending on how it enters our 3 dimensional Universe. It apparently can be any one of the forms of energy you mentioned--just as electricity and magnetism are aspects of the same underlying energy.
If you had actually READ the website I posted you wouldn't have to ask how one can produce energy without motion (or at least "apparent" motion). Just because the electrical panel in your house has no moving parts unless you are flipping the switches, it still would appear to be producing power to someone who was unfamiliar with hydro-electric dams. This same concept applies, the machine Bearden and his team made has no moving parts, but it does plug into the limitless power contained in the quantum foam or the 4th dimension (Maxwell didn't consider time to be the 4th dimension as many people do today). All of the people working on this procees independently came up with their own names for the power. What one calls it is not really important, is it? Eventually we will settle on a common term. The trick right now is to get the general population to understand that it IS possible to extract this power in usable quantities with equipment that is currently available.
Just as Newton would have had a hard time believing in atomic power, so to will people like yourself have a hard time accepting what appears to be free energy. Don't feel bad, Num, lots of scientists go to their graves without ever accepting new information that rearranges their beloved paradigm. Change is hard, it often requires work and study, and always a reforming of comfortable mental pathways.
This can be a very positive thing if we don't use this power for bigger and better weapons. It's clean, universally available, and cheap, we could restore our ecosystems and eliminate poverty. We could develop REAL civilization without the endless violence that we visit on ourselves and all the other lifeforms on this planet.
