[Kevmo]

http://energycatalyzer.blogspot.com/2011/06/updates-on-todays-press-release-in.html

Updates on todays press-conference
Energypress.gr posted a summary of the E-Cat, on the occasion of todays press-conference.
It is interesting to note the following quite dramatic claims;
-The first prototype reactors will be produced by the end of July, regular production will begin in November, and the first household units will be introduced next January.
-The cost of the E-Cat that produces heat will be about €4000-5000.
-A converter to produce electricity from the unit will cost an extra €500-900.
You can read the article here, translated via Google

[betty boop]

Suffice to say, that Greece possesses 83% of Europe’s Nickel deposits, a key strategic consideration. Furthermore, at this time of the global financial crisis, Greece is faced with a golden opportunity to become energy self-sufficient, gain in employment in one of its most underdeveloped regions, as well as become a technological leader in this new scientific field.

Hope it all works out for them!

That's quite aside from consideration of the monumental breakthrough in physics, should it turn out this Hydrogen-Nickel cold fusion technology is "for real."

Thank you so very much for posting this fascinating article, dear Kevmo! I'd love to see the science back of this.... Please keep me posted on developments?

[The Cajun]

-A converter to produce electricity from the unit will cost an extra €500-900.

Would have expected something a lot pricier to be in the 5 to 10 KW range.

Probably will not be something that *spins* and probably an anemic KW output..........Just guessing.