There was so much fuss about the first customer of the 1 MW Andrea Rossi E-Cat plant. Last October 28 was the first ever demonstration for the commercial-ready 1 MW plant. It was very controversial because Andrea Rossi claimed that his customer agreed to buy the plant should the test results will meet the customer’s criteria.
After the test, the 1 MW Andrea Rossi E-Cat was said to have been delivered straight to the customer’s location. The problem was, the customer demanded not to be identified. So many speculations arose from that event. So many questions were asked. The explanations and answers given by Andrea Rossi paved more room for doubts instead of clarity. There was nothing much Rossi could do because he was bound by a contract with a non-disclosure clause.
Recently, Andrea Rossi received an open letter from a potential customer who obviously does not mind being associated with a controversial technology such as the Andrea Rossi E-Cat. The letter was published in the Journal of Nuclear Physics. It goes:
“Dear Mr. Rossi,
We make GREEN detergents and are growing even in these dangerous economic times.
My company relies on GREEN technology and a GREEN aware customer base. Our customer distribution reaches all 50 states and several countries in Europe and the Far East. I have a manufacturing plant and warehouse to heat. Not only would your e-cat devices save me money, but the advertising value of our using your technology would greatly increase our sales and spread information about your company to many parts of the world.
We hope we can afford to get involved at this early stage of development.
Charlie Sutherland
Sutherland Products, Inc.
Mayodan, NC USA”
For the first time in the history of Andrea Rossi E-Cat, somebody unmasked wants to get involved. This could be the beginning of E-Cat’s widespread commercialization.
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