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Cold fusion describes a form of energy generated when hydrogen interacts with various metals like nickel and palladium.
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One important implication of cold fusion is that there are at least 300 gallons of gasoline equivalent energy in every gallon of ordinary water.
Dr. Eugene Mallove
To supply a city with a gigawatt of power over a full day, 9,000 tons of coal must be burned.

That amount of energy production would require only one pound of heavy-water containing deuterium and would produced only 4 pounds of helium exhaust.

Dr. Mitchel Swartz
6-8% of the electrical power generated in the U.S. is lost in the grid delivery system, a loss equivalent to about 50 entire power stations.

LENR technology has no need of a grid system.

David J. Nagel
Whether it’s infinite energy, or the economy or geopolitics, people have belief systems, and it’s very hard to break out of them, so they have a very narrow vision of the future …
And to think that here we are in the 21st century and fossil fuels are our main source of energy, it’s a fossil idea.
Gerald Celente
It (cold fusion) could be the end of the fossil fuel age; the end of oil and coal. And the end, incidentally, of many of our worries about global warming.
Arthur C. Clarke