(Phys.org) —Italian company Energy Catalyzer (shortened to ECAT) has announced that it is right now taking preorders for its ECAT 1MW portable cold fusion plant. Founded by Italian scientist Andrea Rossi, the plant has the scientific community shaking its collective head—it's never been peer reviewed and neither Rossi nor anyone else at ECAT has ever published a single paper regarding cold fusion or describing how the plant works.

 

It sounds dubious, but DARPA may buy one.

Snap!

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2397903/Businessman-sold-useless-5-fake-bomb-detectors-10-000-jailed-seven-years-fraud.html

~10 kW per tube, no truly successful test, no mention of how long they will continue to generate the power. No evidence to suggest it's not a short-lived chemical reaction.