[Kevmo]

The Cold Fusion/LENR Ping List

http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/coldfusion/index?tab=articles

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http://lenr-canr.org/

[Moltke]

So what? The patent office does not examine whether the applied-for invention actually works or not.

The criteria for patentability are, by legal definition (in this case, Articles 52 - 54 of the European Patent Convention):

1. Novelty (i.e., not formerly described in any *one* single disclosure.)

2. Non-obviousness (i.e., not being able to be derived from a *combination* of prior disclosures.)

3. Industrial applicability (i.e., can conceivably be manufactured or used in industry - this does *not* mean it actually works as claimed. This criterium is more concerned with excluding certain inventions - such as medical procedures - from being patentable.)

The patent office does not care whether or not it works. That’s for the *market* to decide.

But since this great invention has been - as per your prior proclamations pimping Rossi - creating unlimited free energy for over a year now....oh, wait...it hasn’t, actually?

Oh, my. As Reagan once said, “there you go again...”

[Red Badger]

Is this Hugh and Series?........

[Moonman62]

Sergio Focardi, who assisted Andrea Rossi in the development of the E-Cat had worked with Piantelli in the study and development of LENR from nickel-hydrogen processes.

Once again, Rossi the con artist has to be mentioned.

[Moonman62]

I found the actual source for your article:

http://www.e-catworld.com/2013/01/european-patent-granted-for-francesco-piantellis-lenr-process/

An Ecat blog of course. No wonder it mentions Rossi.

[PLMerite]

Let us know how much of your own money you invest in it.

[PapaBear3625]

Any announcement of a demonstration of the device at an independent lab? Preferably a long-running demonstration?