“Brillouin has entered into its first international licensing agreement covering three nations and is involved in on-going negotiations for other potential international partners.”

“The Brillouin™ revenue model is fee based. The plan centers on a strategy of global licensing and royalties. Qualified manufacturing firms would pay annual license fees and a percentage of sales on products using the technology. Markets will be addressed by segment:
-Geographical Region
-Application: hot water, steam heat, process heat
-End User: residential, commercial, industrial
-Thermal Output: Lowest Power to 600 Watts, Low Power 600 to 1 Kilowatt, -Mid Power 1 Kilowatt to 500 Kilowatts, High Power Over 500 Kilowatts.”

"Brillouin's™ value proposition eliminates need for fuel purchases."

http://brillouinenergy.com/?page=business_model

depends on who you ask

September 13, and was just reading at the Rabett Run, that Martin Fleischmann, the co-inventor of non-reproducible cold-fusion has passed on on August 3, 2012 at the age of 85.

http://rabett.blogspot.it/2012/09/arsenic-and-odd-life.html

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/9465201/Martin-Fleischmann.html

A highly reputed scientist, who had one too many ideas... he would have done good remaining emeritus.

Whilst, don't know how Andrea Rossi is doing. Momentarily I'm computing that his grand plans will have cost to the tunes of 0.5 billion Euro in warehoused product, yet, still nothing to be seen. Who'd be funding that? The twin brother of Bernie Madoff?

Underwhile, the Chemical and Engineering News C&EN, not the least of journals proceeds to question the processes purported to take place. http://cen.acs.org/articles/90/i28/Unlikely-Cold-Fusion.html

Any actual chemical engineers in the room that can comment one way or the other? I'd so love to have one at the foot of our garden... 85 meters above Adriatic level [save from any possible sea level rise that could happen in even the most apocalytic events], and have it still 100 meters away from the bedroom, a fairly save distance for when the 10Kw unit might go spontaneously critical... At present, still not finding a single trace of a CE application having been made at the competent institutions that are dealing with these cold-combustion gizmoz.... Even my sunglasses have a CE mark printed on the box, so let alone a 10Kw power unit needing one.

And some claimed [full 360 degrees self perpetuation fabri-news] on production http://www.nyteknik.se/nyheter/energi_miljo/energi/article3208908.ece . Sorry for the Greek/Cypriots, but at present I have a fundamental issue with the accounting methodologies from that corner. Put the goods on the shelf on our local OBI and I'll buy one... Till then, no internet order [credit card charged] prepayment, kind of the only way to get one coming to you in an unknown future. The ongoing lab testing must be funded in some way afterall.

Tomorrow, Friday the 14. almost 5 months without the heating having run. In winter time such a unit would be brilliant. We'd be warming the house electrically... very low carbon footprint... a dream to come true [most of my dreams have never happened].

Till then, crunching on with our supposed 100% green power fed to us via the ENEL grid socket [a recent contract review claims that Italy has over 40 percent renewable energy and 1.2% nuclear. The former I have trouble believing... not even the Danes have advanced that far. Latest annual data says they have 17.4% renewable content or 170PJe. No wait, just remembered, Vatican State is 100% green powered since recently. It's possible.

New info and pictures about HotCat, the 1000C+ LENR reactor from Rossi.

http://22passi.blogspot.ca/2012/10/resoconto-da-pordenone-parte-3.html

Ready when you are C B.