Rossi: First E-Cats Will Now Cost $50 per kW

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If this is true, this will be revolutionary. It means if one spends $50 on a device generating 1 kW of thermal power, or about 300 W of electric power (due to inefficiencies of steam-turbines), the average amortized cost per electric kWh over 1 year would be about $0.02/kWh. This is 1/5th the average worldwide domestic electricity price ($0.10/kWh)!

It is revolutionary, not just because of the technology itself, but also because it will be a pretty decentralized source of power.

Yes, but it's not true, because it is all a big scam.

Please stop submitting news about this scam.

I used to think this was a scam. I have researched the topic deeply and changed my mind. I wrote: http://blog.zorinaq.com/?e=61

I mean no disrespect to you, but I will continue to submit stories as they develop. I prefer to let the HN community decide by themselves by upvoting/downvoting me. Cold fusion has a long history of being censored, let's not let this happen on HN.

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