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Is hydraulic fracturing the answer especially when you take in consideration the environmental impact it is having?
Hydraulic fracturing is polluting the underground water which comes up through the cracks caused by the fracturing of the rock & ends up in our water ways. I think we have enough pollutants to deal with above & below the ground now!!
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Mathew Naismith 10+
I know someone personally who has developed a fully working power plant driven by cold fusion but his not happy with it at the moment because he thinks he can make it a lot more efficient through the setup of the electronics that drive this device & I’m not lying. The biggest problem he’s got however once installed it won’t produce any further revenue back into the economy accept through breakdowns. I told him to sell it to the Chinese at least they will produce them instead of burying them or burying him which has happenedwith others.
I know there are a number of people out there that are probably paid to make these accusations look fraudulent but the truth is still getting out there as there are so many clean energy devices that have been squashed by the big boys for a good reason of course mainly because they would be missing out on ongoing revenue themselves.
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Rob Freda
Unless it is made of magicanium, the device will have a capital equipment cost, maintenance cost, and a lifetime (for gen usually 20-25 years). Depending on its cost amortized over power production it may or may not be able to compete with NG. If it can compete with NG on power density (this is highly unlikely and is the main competitive parameter) and price and availability of resource (the elements that enable the fusion reaction) then it will have no problem getting into the marketplace once a fully operational prototype is built and third party tested.
Mathew Naismith 10+
It sounds like a joke but it’s not as it actually works but not to the point he would like it too, I don’t understand it at all but the amount of energy that is put into the device to run it in the first place is insignificant to its output, it has something to do with something going up & down instead of around but when it goes up & down it loops as well.
Putting it on the market, could you imagine what that would do to the economy & they won’t have that. I think I better shut up.
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Rob Freda
that said the key parameters of success are the levelised cost and the power density. and the power density will determine where it can be located and how much additional transmission cost is involved. that will determine whether it can take market share from natural gas. it will only take share if the combined cost of energy and transmission is less than natural gas. before fracking natural gas was dominating the market. it is all about final cost.
Mike Colera 10+
Did you understand what you wrote? A cold fusion generator? That invention has escaped some of the greatest minds in physics for 100 years, but your friend has done it.
His biggest worry is about the revenue generation once it's online?
Tell him not to worry. Have him contact me. I will be his agent for 10%. I will deal with all those big boys out to squash him. When we are done, I will be one of the wealthiest men in the world and he...will be a god.
Mathew Naismith 10+
How are you going to stop the big boys even if you were one yourself you couldn’t stop the rest.
This person is quite clever but he did stumble upon this by accident in around about way. In writing such a strange reply I would say you don’t believe me & guess what so what!!
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Mike Colera 10+
Are you kidding me? Since those two weenies back in the late 80s found you can get electron flow from Palladium and Hydrogen based there has been all matter of people looking at the problem. Even the US Navy has done a lot of research. The problem has been in the research that the outcomes have been inconsistent if at all. And you say your friend has the system ready for commercial use? It is not about my belief system. It's about credulity. There has to be thousands of people in Australia that can do what I proposed to do.
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