There has been plenty of new and exciting information coming up from Andrea Rossi through The Journal of Nuclear Physics.
First, the ultimate E-Cat goal for was made public by Italian inventor Andrea Rossi, just after midnight, on Christmas Eve. His interesting comment discusses the present state of the device, as well as future plans for the ECat technology.
It should be noted that since the breakthrough October 28th demonstration, little public statements were made by Rossi or his company from Leonardo Corporation. People’s curiosity is now satisfied:
“In this period we did not talk too much and we did not give substantial news, but we worked tremendously on the business side and now I can say we have the Partners who will allow us to produce sooner than expected the 10 kW E-Cats at a price that will kill the Copy-Cats of the competitors. The first generation will produce heat, and will be able to be retrofitted to produce also electricity when we will be ready for it.”
Without naming anyone in particular, it’s worth noting that Leonardo Corporation has now acknowledged the existence of rival companies, who are also in the process of manufacturing and marketing similar devices to the E-Cat.
Rossi’s statement also mentioned that Leonardo Corporation now has partners which will allow them to be in the forefront of the LENR business. And clearly enough, Rossi revealed that his company will will pursue their goal in the energy market – the release of a competitively priced E-Cat device that would be no match to its competition.
This development is good news to the consumers who are looking forward to using this clean, safe and inexpensive source of energy. It is the norm in the business world that when business entities start to fiercely compete with each other, it is the consumers who stand the gain.
How does 1 million ECats on the market sound to you?
Ftfgking
December 30, 2011
You mean 1 million E-cats of 5kw and 1million of 10 kws and 1 millions of 15kws and 1 million of 20kws and couple of hundreds millions of 1 kws or less. Sure that makes few hundreds millions . But still not enough I’d say. Why ? Well I’d say if we count all personal items with Ecat technology in it there’s gonna be easily over 20 items per households. Now spread that to 7 billion . Never minds industrial or commercial branches. So that will make it about 35 years to equip every one on earth. NO way in JOSE. That’s way tooo long time to wait .. It’s gonna take 7 years at 1 billion per year. That’s no good either. Say can we find somebody with factory big enough to produce 7 billion devices at once ??? Now that’s more likely.
administrator
April 1, 2012
I meant 1million, as per Andrea Rossi’s claims.
But your analysis sounds just about right.
Stanley Jerrard-Dunne
March 28, 2012
I read with regret that Prof. Rossi is waiting for certification for the household Ecat.
I suspect he will be kept waiting indefinitely by the powers that be to keep him from production.
Bribery in this case to stop him, is almost certain.
Is there no other way to get these on the market?