Quote from: bugler on February 26, 2012, 06:29:20 AM
I don't recall the exact numbers but it was something like the power spent in heating your house was around 40-60kw.
So the 10kw can only be a secondary unit.

Yes, I would also subscribe to this reasoning.

Quote from: bugler on February 26, 2012, 06:29:20 AM
When this product is heavily sold the price will come down and it will be the only source of heat and it will also produce electricity somehow so there will be no need for the grid.

Rossi seems very intent on solving the electrical production issues which is why he brought in Siemens AG.  It appears that Rossi has almost solved this challenge ahead of schedule thanks to the engineers at Siemens. 

And it's not just Siemens that is showering the Leonardo Corp. with so much attention.  Many other leaders in industry want to get involved as well revealing their faith in the reality of this new technology as one that will take over (become the new standard) the energy industry of the future.  It's very difficult to ride a wave if you are on the wrong side of it (e.g. it has passed you by).  Early participation is much more profitable.

Here's the excerpt concerning electrical production and increased interest in the Leonardo Corp. from yesterday's article:

"Rossi reported on what he considered a significant breakthrough in the area of electrical production. He said that just a few days ago Siemens AG (German engineering firm) were with him in his Bologna factory and they demonstrated a turbine that could produce electricity at 30 per cent efficiency from a steam temperature of 251 C. This is much lower than the 550 C steam temperatures that are required in conventional electrical generation. Rossi said that the E-Cat becomes unstable when working at high temperatures. He said that because of this breakthrough he feels like electrical production from the 1 MW plants could take place sooner than expected. Electricity production from the small E-Cats will still take some time according to Rossi.

Siemens is one of the largest engineering companies in the world, and Rossi mentioned that Leonardo corporation is getting more attention from people in the industrial sector."


Regards,

Chess

Quote from: chessnyt on February 25, 2012, 11:10:01 PM
@Everyone:
Rossi gave another rare interview this afternoon with a Mr. Frank Acland.  A host of various topics were discussed clearing up some of the concerns poorly addressed until now.  In this interview (on 2/25/2012), the topics covered were as follows:

o  The Investor’s Trust
o  1 MW E-Cat Plant
o  Electrical Production (from steam temperature of 251 degrees C)
o  National Instruments
o  Domestic E-Cats
o  Competition
o  U.L. Certification
o  Patents
o  Rossi’s Health
...

http://www.e-catworld.com/2012/02/rossi-siemens-ag-helping-with-leonardo-corp-with-efficient-electricity-generation/

It appears that Rossi is starting to realize that you must be a "people person" if you intend to do well in a position as CEO in any corporation.  Apparently to me, it looks as though Defkalion may have lit a new fire under Rossi's temperament and public relations. 


To an exciting and bright new future,

Chess

Hi Chess,

This is an excellent sample of your ability to marshal the facts.  Very well reported.  And well done for keeping all this in focus.  It all helps to dispel the doubters.  Not that it's not a reasonable reaction.  But all transitions will be quicker when there's a stronger belief in this new reality... confronting us all.      What fun.

And thank you.  Clearly your efforts here are tireless.

Kindest regards,
Rosie

Quote from: Rosemary Ainslie on February 26, 2012, 12:49:46 PM
Hi Chess,

This is an excellent sample of your ability to marshal the facts.  Very well reported.  And well done for keeping all this in focus.  It all helps to dispel the doubters.  Not that it's not a reasonable reaction.  But all transitions will be quicker when there's a stronger belief in this new reality... confronting us all.      What fun.

And thank you.  Clearly your efforts here are tireless.

Kindest regards,
Rosie

@Rosemary:
Thank you very much for the kind compliments. 
The technology is becoming more and more difficult for the trolls to dismiss.  Especially in light of the fact that they are now having to falsely discredit the technology (LENR) contrary to the efforts of significant members of mainstream science which are already pubicly endorsing it. 

As far as the transition goes; I think that the transition will occur much sooner than was previously expected.  With gasoline prices approaching $5 dollars a gallon (which is predicted to rise above $9 dollars a gallon), there is a stronger incentive for people to switch to an energy source which will be much more economically feasable than petroleum based fuels.  So the sooner people make the switch, the sooner they will be able to save money and finally put the oil cartels out of business for the most part.  At least out of the energy business.  You see, I predict that burning petroleum based fuels will become outlawed with the next decade due to the new alternative choices at hand and our unhealhy air quality trends in the big cities.

So Rossi owes a great deal of gratitude to the oil cartels for their current price gouging tactics.  They are making LENR technology more and more attractive every time people spot a gas station sign.


Best regards,

Chess 

chessnyt,

you think 5 dollars a gallon is much?
Prices in Sweden and most of Europe is around 8.64 dollars a gallon...

Wonder what the big guys behind the oil cartels are planning.

Let's just hope Andrea Rossi has a high level security set around him,
it would be unbearable to hear about him die in some mysterious car accident.

Gwandau

Quote from: Gwandau on February 28, 2012, 02:44:13 PM
chessnyt,

you think 5 dollars a gallon is much?
Prices in Sweden and most of Europe is around 8.64 dollars a gallon...

Wonder what the big guys behind the oil cartels are planning.

@Gwandau
yes, $5 dollars a gallon is a lot to pay here in the U.S. but $8 dollars a gallon would pretty much collapse our economy within 2 months. 

The global economic crisis continues to be perpetuated by the oil cartels as they point their fingers at the housing market, Wall Street and the banks (sub-prime lenders).

The bottom line is that artificially inflated gasoline prices are the root of all the economic avalanches the world is experiencing now. 

When gasoline prices rise dramatically, then EVERY industry must react by raising their prices because it causes a dramatic increase to their overhead.  It's an adjustment that must be made in order to maintain a healthy profit margin in order to stay in business.

So a store, for example, must spend more money because all of their goods are shipped using transportation that requires petroleum based fuels.  This additional overhead has to be passed on to the consumer.  That translates into increases in product pricing regardless of the product. 

Now apply this effect to companies offering services and you will see this causes their pricing to increase as well.  So the chain reaction starts with gasoline price gouging. Just like dominoes in a row.

So the master plan of the oil cartels is to completely collapse the world economy and buy up business and properties for pennies on the dollar with the RECORD profits that they are currently reporting (by law they still have to report them) to the government.  In other words, to increase in power in ALL industries and not just their own in order to build monopolies in other industries unrelated to oil (energy).

The Leonardo Corp. and Defkalion are about to release their stranglehold on the world.  The oil cartel's monopoly is completely useless at that point so they are making as much money as they can before their industry is completely bankrupted (and it will be, trust me).  You can only rob the bank while you're the only one holding a gun.




Regards,

Chess