Is All Nuclear Power Deadly?

by admin on May 17, 2012

Nuclear power was supposed to be the answer to the world’s need for energy in the 20th century. The construction of nuclear power plants starting in the 1950s continues to this day, especially in underdeveloped countries. Nuclear power provides vast sources of energy, and, when properly handled, little danger. [click to continue…]

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Synthetic Fuels vs. Cold Fusion

by admin on May 14, 2012

There has been a lot of furor over synthetic fuels for the last few years. Synthetic fuel, according to How Stuff Works, is any kind of fuel that is made from natural gas, coal, or from chemically converted “biomass feedstocks”. Synthetic fuels, or synfuels, are also referred to as Fischer-Tropsch liquids because of the process that produces them. [click to continue…]

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Solar Power vs. Cold Fusion

  About 30 years ago, there was a big push in this region toward solar power. The government gave big rebates to people who would agree to install solar panels on their roof. After all, in West Texas, we certainly have plenty of sunshine! Our winters last about 6 weeks, and temperatures soar to 110 [...]

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Should private industries convert to e-cat technology?

As I stood in the back yard, in 106 degree heat (Fahrenheit), changing the fuse on my air conditioning unit, I wondered how difficult it may be to change the fuel cell in my E-Cat unit that I’m going to have, some day. And, I wonder who will install it.

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E-cat technology and individual use

There has been much speculation concerning the production and practicality of home fusion units that may provide cold fusion for individual homes. The E-Cat units invented by Andrea Rossi are said to produce only copper as a by-product, yet they produce up to 260 degrees Celsius. This is hoe enough to boil water and produce [...]

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WILL COLD FUSION POWER WORK IN BIG CITIES?

There has been a lot of speculation on whether or not entire cities could switch over to power provided by cold fusion. Andrea Rossi has a patent pending on a home fusion unit that will provide 1 MW of energy to individual houses. This is enough to heat the home and provide hot water. This [...]

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An Overview of Rossi’s E-Cat

In October of 2011, scientist Andrea Rossi and co-developer Sergio Focardi unveiled a new source of clean, cheap power – the E-Cat cold fusion device. At just 16 inches square and about 145 lbs, the home fusion unit stand poised to cause an economic and ecological world revolution.

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ON THE POTENTIAL OF E-CAT TECHNOLOGY

E-Cat technology stands to become a revolutionary source of energy. Every kind of consumer, from individuals and their private transportation to large companies with the energy demands of thousands of employees, E-Cat may well be the answer to expensive and eventually hard to find fossil fuels.

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In Retrospect: One year After The Introduction of the E-Cat

One year has already passed since Andrea Rossi made public his E-Cat invention. Today, it has become one of the most controversial cold fusion experiments in this century.  Also known as the Low Energy Nuclear Reaction or LENR, it is touted as the breakthrough invention in the 21st century. Italian inventor Andrea Rossi made a [...]

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Commercialization of LENR May Be A Great Success

The Cold Fusion Now officially web site continues to provide exciting news about new developments surrounding the commercialization of LENR or Low Energy Nuclear Reaction. It can be recalled that Ruby Carat of Cold Fusion Now did a video interview of Andrea Rossi where the Italian inventor discussed about his cold fusion or LENR device. [...]

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