Andrea Rossi’s Plan to Commercialize Cold Fusion — Says Initial Cost of Electricity 1 Cent per kWh.

Free Energy Times ^ | March 9, 2011

[Normandy]

If you listen to inventor Andrea Rossi responding to questions about his “energy catalyzer” cold fusion device, he regularly brings up the topic of commercialization of his devices.

Yesterday he responded briefly to inquiries and a request for an interview from Sterling Allen at the PESWiki web site in which he indicated that he was not inclined to talk about his inventions until after October, when the first operating power plant which will be built in Greece is expected to be up and running.

He states, “I am sorry to inform you that I prefer not to make interviews until October, when we will start up our 1 MW plant.

"Therefore I kindly ask you to defer our contact to the end of November. I will only make an interview to an European radio because I already got this engagement a month ago, but that will be my last communication before end October, unless I will have something new to communicate. I prefer to work and not talk, until I start the industrial production and operation of my plants."

[Normandy]

I think there is a chance that Mr. Rossi could have discovered something important with this technology. He’s doing the kinds of things you’d expect someone who was confident in his claims would do, such as inviting independent testers to examine the device and measure results.

Results measured have been quite impressive: one report can be found here: http://www.nyteknik.se/nyheter/energi_miljo/energi/article3108242.ece

I understand the skepticism, but my approach would be to look at this with an open mind and see what transpires.