So Who Is the Buyer?

ECat News ^ | 25 ottobre 2011 | By K.R.B.

[Kevmo]

The Cold Fusion Ping List

http://www.ecatnews.net/2011/10/25/so-who-is-the-buyer/

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

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[Kevmo]

The Cold Fusion Ping List

http://www.ecatnews.net/2011/10/25/so-who-is-the-buyer/

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

I think this time I’ll listen to some of the advice coming in and I won’t bother responding to any seagull posts. If any of y’all want to, go ahead.

[RockinRight]

Is this for real?

[Christian Engineer Mass]

“1 mW Unit”

Wow! A one milliwatt generator! That’s amazing!...

Why is it, EVERY time there is a story about this, it contains big gaping errors like that?

(mega is denoted big ‘M’)

[Kevmo]

I think it is. There is still the possibility of engineering failure, but so far so good, according to Rossi. He’s testing 3 days earlier than he said he would.

[Kevmo]

Well, then, Rossi can’t miss, right? ;-)

[Hodar]

Just a wild speculation on my part, but Apple bought some very unique patents well outside the norm for a computer maker. Like LiquidMetal which has some very unique properties. Apple also has a few bucks in the bank and is fairly well known for their abilities to keep product development secret.

This is something that a company like Apple would look at. They are also rumored to be looking at Fuel Cell power plants for their mobile devices.

[Kevmo]

Here’s my swag: Fidelity Investments

Someone who knows the energy sector and also is familiar with disruptive technology and how it affects the status quo.

https://guidance.fidelity.com/viewpoints/alternative-energy

Q. What do you look for in an alternative energy company?
Davydova: I am looking for companies in the high-barrier-to-entry parts of their industry. For instance, it could be that the company has developed a disruptive technology, or has capacity or customer relationships that are hard to replicate. And I am looking for businesses that have the potential to benefit from positive secular tailwinds while being less exposed to sector-specific cyclicality. Finally, I am looking for a good management team, attractive and sustainable returns, and scalability. But it is important to keep in mind that in an emerging space like this, technologies are constantly evolving. Hence, what might look like a long-term winner today might not fit those criteria tomorrow if, for example, another company comes up with disruptive technology. Hence, I pay very close attention to market and technology developments for each segment, and for some embryonic industries—where it is simply too early to know who will be the long term winner—I tend to follow the basket approach.

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[dinodino]

Yay, another Kevmo pro-Rossi thread! Wheeeeeeeeeeeee!

[dinodino]

The author of this piece has obviously never worked in a high level in a publicly traded US firm.

[muawiyah]

Google is also into some advanced automotive equipment ~ automation ~ where your car drives you, even parks, and certainly avoids all accidents!

Neither e-Cat nor any other LENR devices are going to be out there powering motor vehicles as long as those motor vehicles can have accidents. The two processes ~ robotics and LENR go hand in hand.

[Kevmo]

certainly avoids all accidents!
***Looks like they have a long way to go

This is Google’s first self-driving car crash
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2795322/posts
10/19/2011 8:15:34 PM PDT · by Kevmo · 14 replies
jalopnik ^ | Aug 5, 2011 11:45 AM | Justin Hyde

[Moonman62]

Yay, another Kevmo pro-Rossi thread! Wheeeeeeeeeeeee!

It's a speculative article about speculation posted in the news category. It's also from a blog. At least Kevmo didn't put it in breaking news.

[dinodino]

He should have posted it in Breaking Wind.

[PA Engineer]

Westinghouse?

[Kevmo]

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[phoneman08]

Any news at all regarding the preliminary test that is underway?

[Kevmo]

oops, sorry

Here's another favoring Google

http://youferral.com/jobpost/show/2009818-vp-fund-raising-for-green-energy-company

Be part of today’s Google of clean energy industry! Join our green energy company that has new, disruptive technology that will revolutionize the economics of generating clean power! Our prototype has been running for a year and we are now ready to go to market. Our company founder and inventor has a successful business track record and award-winning patents in the Energy Efficiency field. Dynamic, talented management team.

Job Description:
Raise $5 Million for a start-up company
Obtain various types of funding (possibly including bridge loans, bonds, debentures, stock, grants, etc.)
Work on a variety of capital raising transactions from initial pitch to closing
Work closely with management in both a supportive and collaborative role
Work on project financing (possibly including international financing, power purchase agreements (DPAs), etc. /
Requirements:
Proven performance record in fund raising
Solid understanding of funding markets
Ability to travel frequently and as needed
Strong communication skills
Compensation: To be negotiated
Telecommuting is ok.
Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.
Please, no phone calls about this job!
Please do not contact job poster about other services, products or commercial interests.

[count-your-change]

Mount wheels on the container and it would work fine for mobil devices like the steam powered phone or tablet.

[Kevmo]

Bloom Energy: Ten years in the making and $400 million from Kleiner Perkins for this solid oxide fuel cell developer garnered them a stellar list of customers, a high-powered board and a hype-tastic coming-out party on 60 Minutes. Now they have to make the economics of fuel cells work. The Bloom Energy Server costs $700,000 now.

Deeya Energy: A few years ago, flow batteries were exotic, barely understood pieces of equipment. Now at least five start-ups have received funding. Deeya was first. It has created a battery in which electrolyte flows in and out of the battery so it always stays charged. Utilities and cell phone carriers that need remote power will be the primary customers. Last year, the company started shipping its first commercial products. The products cost around $4,000 a kilowatt (or about half what Bloom currently sells its products for) and hopes to bring down the price to $1,000.

General Compression. The cheapest form of energy storage remains compressed air, according to EPRI. To date, however, compressed air has relied upon finding geological formations where you can stuff thousands of cubic meters of air. General Compression, along with SustainX and Isentropic Energy, want to change that with mechanical systems. Both General (which recently raised $17 million) and Isentropic employ pressure and temperature differentials to store and generate heat. Duke is building a 2-megawatt trial facility for General.