Here's a question that I hope some resident Vort experts might be able to answer.
Assuming, in due course, that Rossi's E-Cat, or some new and improved CF version eventually drops the price of electricity down to just under a penny a KwH... But, then, for the sake of argument, let's assume that there remain huge technological problems that prevent us from producing electricity any cheaper than just under a penny - at least for many more decades to come. While the price of electricity hovers at just under a penny a KwH for decades would that be cheap enough to do things like desalinate sea water cost effectively? I suspect there might still be numerous practical ways to reduce the price of electricity, like don't buy from a utility company! Instead, purchase your own E-Cat reactors and generate your own electricity on site. Just curious as to what the cost breakdown might be in order to make desalinization a realistic goal. Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
