Is This Invention Credible?
 

From the article...

Rossi's Energy Catalyzer is already well beyond the theoretical stages. He is already on a path to industrial production of his new device. He plans to open a one-megawatt heating plant in Athens, Greece this coming October, and plans to make his units commercially available in November 2011. It is anticipated that the Greek facility will turn out about 300,000 units a year destined for the Greek and Baltic markets. Estimates are that a home unit for heat will cost around 3,500 Euros (a little over US$5,000), and another 1,500 Euros (US$2,200) for the apparatus to convert the heat to electricity.

Full story here...

http://www.prwatch.org/news/2011/04/...-nuclear-power

Is this technology valid?

What say you?

Wow. I hope it's valid technology!

sounds like bs :2 cents:

nah......

It is obviously not credible. Why do you even feel the need to ask?

Why do we keep hearing about these incredible energy sources once, then it never materializes in our society? Big oil probably buy them all up and squashes the projects.

You'd think that any inventor making something like this has the planet's and people's interests at heart, and would resist the big paycheck, so he can change the world.

Who knows... But pretty much every cheap energy/fuel invention has been suppressed by corporations and their paid for governments etc.

Total bullshit pr spam.

Cold Fussion has been tried before, couple movies made about it

I doubt it. If they were confident in their discovery they would have submitted it for peer review where it could be reproduced independently and verified. Skipping that step entirely reminds me of the guys who made the same claim in the late 80's.

My co-workers dad used to do cold-fusion research but left the industry. He said that "In my lifetime, this will never come to fruition" so he left the industry to do something more useful.