On 22/01/2012 12:00 AM, Alain Sepeda wrote:
you take the cost of the plant as your only parameter.
but normally the fuel is the key cost in normal cheap factory.
here fuel is nearly free
2012/1/21 Shaun Taylor <shauntaylor...@gmail.com
<mailto:shauntaylor...@gmail.com>>
It was meant to show Rossi's 1 MW plant is not a financially viable
device to generate electricity,
There is no fuel with solar either. Yet it can't generate at a low
enough price to compete with traditional power plants. Even at $1 / Watt
installed cost for a whole plant, which is not currently possible, it
would still need government money to make it viable. A 1 MW E-Cat plant
at $2.5 million for a 185 kW nett output ($13.50 / Watt) will never be
viable. No way.
It is a really bad joke that some believe this is not true. Rossi has
pulled the wool over your eyes.
Shaun
