Yesterday after reading of Peter Hagelstein’s interest in testing the E-cat I decided I would mention this to Andrea Rossi just to let him know about what was said. I expected that if Rossi would respond it would be in his typical concise style. I was surprised to receive a rather lengthy and emphatic...
There are some indications today that the mainstream scientific community’s attitude towards cold fusion and specifically the Rossi/Focardi energy catalyzer (E-Cat) may not be as dismissive as some may think. An article by Natalie Wolchover on the website Life’s Little Mysteries today included a review of the E-cat and comments from some leading researchers...
A research team at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland led by Professor Xile Hu have come across a cheaper way to produce hydrogen from water using a molybdenum based catalyst at room temperature. This catalyst is much cheaper than the more commonly used platinum catalysts which are used in electolysis (the...
An April 14 press release from Steorn, the Irish company working on developing its Orbo free energy technology states that five new directors have been added to the board: Steorn announces the addition of new directors to the board of the company with the addition of a new company Secretary, a position previously held...
Along with the possibility that Andrea Rossi’s energy catalyzer technology could herald a bright new day for the world in terms of energy production comes also the fear among some that the established powers that be might wish to stop his E-cat from seeing the light of day. It es very common to hear...
We’ve learned a little more about how Andrea Rossi intends to roll out his energy catalyzer technology recently, and it appears that a rapid incorporation of the e-cat into the existing energy infrastructure is possible. I submitted a question to Mr. Rossi on his Journal of Nuclear Physics site this weekend and was pleased...
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