JimBowie1958
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A little back ground to the story first. Andrea Rossi is an engineer who has been working on an LENR process by trial and error. He got some provocative results a few years back and submitted his 'electrical catalyzer' to third party testing and it came out looking very good for Mr Rossi. In fact it was so good he attracted a bunch of investors.
Among those investors were the people with International Heat, an investment group that buys promising new energy tech that is not fossil fuel dependent. He paid a couple of million for Rossi's invention and promised Rossi another $89 million if Rossi's 1MGW generator would pass a one year test. That test has been over for a couple of months now, but Rossi's IH partner is holding up releasing the report, among whose interesting findings is that Rossi had a COP of over 50 at times and average well over 30. COP as it is used here means that for every joule of energy it took in, another 30 joules came out.
But IH was refusing to release the report, claiming that an 'insider' told them that the report was faked. Nobody knows who this alleged source is, but the company that allowed Rossi and IH to generate power for them were impressed enough to order three more of Rossi's E-Cat 1MGW units.
So is IH really getting some good intel or are they just looking for an excuse to reneg on their commitment to pay Rossi another $89 million, figuring they can tie it up in court for longer than Rossi is likely to live at his age? Corporations do that kind of shit.
So, ignoring the fact that the consumer bought three more of Rossi's machines, many have argued that the public should await the release of the companies energy bill which would show what kind of energy usage they had.
Well the bill is released and it seems that Rossi's testers results were wrong; instead of averaging around a COP of 30 it was 44.31!
Mats Lewan Receives an Electric Bill for 1MW Test Customer |
This is commercial confirmation of the legitimacy of the E-Cat.
Our world is about to seriously change in ways we cannot even imagine.
The only dark side to it is that we have to find something other than petroleum markets to back up the value of the US dollar.
Among those investors were the people with International Heat, an investment group that buys promising new energy tech that is not fossil fuel dependent. He paid a couple of million for Rossi's invention and promised Rossi another $89 million if Rossi's 1MGW generator would pass a one year test. That test has been over for a couple of months now, but Rossi's IH partner is holding up releasing the report, among whose interesting findings is that Rossi had a COP of over 50 at times and average well over 30. COP as it is used here means that for every joule of energy it took in, another 30 joules came out.
But IH was refusing to release the report, claiming that an 'insider' told them that the report was faked. Nobody knows who this alleged source is, but the company that allowed Rossi and IH to generate power for them were impressed enough to order three more of Rossi's E-Cat 1MGW units.
So is IH really getting some good intel or are they just looking for an excuse to reneg on their commitment to pay Rossi another $89 million, figuring they can tie it up in court for longer than Rossi is likely to live at his age? Corporations do that kind of shit.
So, ignoring the fact that the consumer bought three more of Rossi's machines, many have argued that the public should await the release of the companies energy bill which would show what kind of energy usage they had.
Well the bill is released and it seems that Rossi's testers results were wrong; instead of averaging around a COP of 30 it was 44.31!
Mats Lewan Receives an Electric Bill for 1MW Test Customer |
This is commercial confirmation of the legitimacy of the E-Cat.
Our world is about to seriously change in ways we cannot even imagine.
The only dark side to it is that we have to find something other than petroleum markets to back up the value of the US dollar.
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