Rossi: Defkalion Did Not Live Up to Its Promises

E-cat inventor Andrea Rossi called off his agreement with Greek company Defkalion because Defkalion simply did not have enough money to deliver on its promises. Defkalion was scheduled to go into production with home heating units powered by Rossi’s e-cat cold fusion units later this year.

The company’s Xanthi, Greece, facility was supposed to be the site of Rossi’s first test of a one megawatt generator powered by an e-cat in October. Rossi has since announced that the test will be held at an unspecified location in the United States. Rossi said he could not reveal what city it would be built in but it would be in the US. He said revealing the city could reveal the identity of the partner. The partner being an prominent American organization Rossi said he signed an agreement with last week.

In remarks at his site Rossi indicated the plant is being assembled at his facility in Miami. It is unclear whether it will be tested there or not.

In a letter with today’s date posted at his blog, Rossi stated that he broke with Defkalion because the company did not have the financial resources i.e. the money to live up to its promises. Rossi does not say what these promises would be. Rossi said there were no technological issues involved in the breakup.

In the same letter Rossi states that he plans to begin selling e-cat power plants in November. Rossi did not give any further details of the units to be sold in November. Rossi also stated that he hopes to work in Greece in the future.

What is supposed to be a “press release” from Defkalion has apparently been sent to some media outlets. The release states that the company is confident in its relationship with Rossi. Rossi himself apparently doesn’t share their confidence he has mentioned a lawsuit against Defkalion.

Defkalion executive to Alexandros Xanthoulis with a Greek TV Reporter

The press release also accuses “international energy interests” and banks of trying to stop the development of e-cat in order to protect the status quo. Not surprisingly it does not name the international interests. It is impossible to know if this press release actually came from Defkalion or not, the release does not appear at Defkalion’s website.

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