Monthly Archives: September 2011

An Economist’s Thoughts on The E-Cat — Part One: Will the E-Cat Supplant Traditional Energy Sources?

September 27, 2011

This is the first in a series of guest posts written by Paul Bennett, PhD Student in Economics at George Mason University in Fairfax County, Virginia. Each post will deal with a question pertaining to Andrea Rossi’s E-Cat technology Will the E-Cat supplant oil/coal/fission as the predominant energy source in the advanced economies? Various...
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More Details on the Uppsala E-Cat on October 6th (Corrected Article)

September 26, 2011

Daniele Passerini’s blog 22 Passi d’amore e dintorni has an announcement from regarding an upcoming test that he will carry out on one of Andrea Rossi’s E-Cats. (NOTE: The following quotation is attributed by Passerini to Dr. Brian Josephson, but according to another source, it is a quote from an invitation TO Dr. Josephson...
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September 24th: Moving Planet — A Day To Move Beyond Fossil Fuels (Will Environmentalists Embrace the E-Cat?)

September 24, 2011

Today, September 24th 2011, has been designated by a number of environmental groups as Moving Planet — “a worldwide day to move beyond fossil fuels.” The idea was conceived by organizers from a group called 350.org, a global campaign and network that mobilizes against climate change. Here’s the idea behind the day Moving Planet...
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Mario Menichella’s Ebook, Secrets of E-Cat, Now Available (Press Release)

September 24, 2011

The following is a press release received from Mario Menichella, author of a newly available ebook — “Secrets of E-Cat” It’s taken much longer that we expected, but the first English book on the E-Cat and his “secret catalyst” is finally available: it is “SECRETS OF E-CAT”, translation from the Italian “I segreti dell’E-Cat”,...
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The E-Cat as an Economic Stimulus

September 23, 2011

As economic growth comes to a standstill (or goes backwards), as financial markets slide and public debt cripples nations around the world, we hear a lot of talk about the need for some form of stimulus to spur economic activity. If consumer spending, normally the most effective driver of economic growth is weak, governments...
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