Pulp German Translation of 'Blue Energy'?

[Capt. E.W. Brimmage]

Hello chaps,
It seems WWWII Germany runs on blue energy, so I thought I'd ask you what a good pulp German translation would be.
Cheers.

[NurgleHH]

The word-by-word-translation is:
Blue = Blau
Energy = Energie

==> Blaue Energie

But I think blue energy means a special kind of energy like radioactivity

[Westfalia Chris]

I agree, some more context would be good. "Blaue Energie" would indeed be a very literal translation - I would consider something like "Blaukraft" ("Blue Power" - in german, "Kernkraft" or "Atomkraft" are used for "Nuclear/Atomic Power/Energy", especially outside of the professional sphere). An added bonus would be the fact that "-kraft" sounds a bit more pulpy than "-energie", and I hazard to guess that it does so for english-speakers, too.

[Modhail]

At the risk of kicking in open doors: Vril?
Maybe add something like "activated" or "directed" in front of it, to show that WWWII Germany considers to claim mastery over it?

[No Such Agency]

"Blaukraft" sounds like a German experimental music ensemble... so it gets my vote

[Cosmotiger]

Achtung! Blaukraft! 

If it sounds good with Achtung in front of it, then it's appropriately pulpy.

[NurgleHH]

No,
better sounds as a warning sign: Vorsicht! Blaukraft!