Israeli/US Company Researching Cold Fusion

Energetics Technology could be the best known company pursuing cold fusion research yet it is also one of the most mysterious. The company with facilities in Omar, Israeli, and Columbia, Missouri, in the United States has apparently been pursuing cold fusion for some time. Yet it has not announced any intention to build a boiler or generator.

Despite this lack of progress or lack of publicity about its plans, Energetics has received the most media coverage more than Andrea Rossi’s e-cat, Defkalion, or Brillouin Energy Corporation, even though those efforts seem to have led to working boilers. Energetics was profiled on 60 Minutes the most popular television newsmagazine in the United States in a piece hosted by Scott Pelley who is now anchor of America’s most prestigious news broadcast: the CBS Evening News.

Energetics is apparently working on the waveform process of cold fusion which would use palladium bathed in heavy water to create fusion. Energetics has apparently boiled water with the process and the Clean Tech Blog reports that is results have been tested by SRI Technologies in Menlo Park, California, and the Italian National Agency for New Technologies.

Despite all of this publicity, Energetics has done little to commercialize its technology. Its website does not mention cold fusion and no licensing deals have been announced. Instead it gives a vague description of advanced energy technology that will change the world. This could indicate there are problems with its technology or it could stem from the cost of palladium which is a precious metal that trades on exchanges with gold and platinum.

Interestingly enough Energetics supposedly received donations from clothing billionaire Sidney Kimmel even though it is a private company. Energetics Website does have a strategic plan that states it is trying to raise between $500,000 and $1 million in financing. It is also seeking investors in case you are interested.

Energetics has spent about $1.2 million setting up a laboratory in Columbia, Missouri. It is working closely with University of Missouri physicist Rob Duncan who was featured on the 60 Minutes piece. The University of Missouri is located in Columbia.

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