What makes cold fusion work? That’s the trillion dollar question. At this time, no one knows definitively what is happening. Even as the first commercial products are being developed, numerous theories are challenged to match the empirical data of laboratory (…)
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E-Cat test: One-half a megawatt — self-sustained
The testing of a proto-type 1 Megawatt nickel-hydrogen reactor today appears to be a success. The Energy Catalyzer, or E-Cat, a thermal energy device that runs on a fuel of hydrogen and hosts the reaction in a nickel powder generated 479 kilowatts of power over 5.5 hours in self-sustain mode. Sterling Allan of Pure Energy … Continue reading E-Cat test: One-half a megawatt — self-sustained →
First commercial cold fusion reactor tested in Bologna
[latexpage] The Energy Catalyzer technology, engineered by Andrea A. Rossi and based on the nickel-hydrogen exothermic reactions pioneered by physicist Francesco Piantelli, Sergio Focardi, and others since the 1990s, was tested in Bologna, Italy. Around the world, scientists active in cold fusion research, along with new-energy enthusiasts, waited for word from the invitation-only demonstration participants. … Continue reading First commercial cold fusion reactor tested in Bologna →
“Secrets of E-Cat” Book Review and Q&A with author Mario Menichella
Book Review “Secrets of E-Cat“ by Brad Arnold Brad Arnold read Mario Menichella‘s Secrets of E-Cat almost immediately after the English version was released so we asked him for his impressions. Following his review is a Q&A with author Mario Menichella.–CFN “The aim of this essay, therefore, is not to determine whether the E-Cat is … Continue reading “Secrets of E-Cat” Book Review and Q&A with author Mario Menichella →