Guido Parchi of Prometeon in Oxford LENRG Conference

I could not catch if Prometeon was already in LENRG, but Guido Parchi seems interested
It is already a big news. Prometeon try to bounce after their license get bought-back by Rossi, and there is hope they join or have joined LENRG. Big question to ask...

At the end he explains that LENR will have application not only about energy but in many other domains.

There is a transcription of the interview on cobraf, that I translated by google

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06 Marzo 2015 06:37

Ascoltate bene che cosa dice Guido Parchi qui:

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Per i pigri e Google Translate:

Io sono Guido Parchi, sono uno dei soci di Prometeon. Prometeon è una startup di Bologna che si occupa di energia da fonti rinnovabili, e facciamo anche ricerca nel campo della fusione fredda - diciamo così - e abbiamo due progetti in questo momento: uno che riguarda lo sviluppo di un nuovo tipo di reattore, l'abbiamo avviato nel 2014 con la direzione scientifica del prof. Stremmenos.

Il prof. Stremmenos è uno dei pilastri che si sono occupati di fusione fredda già da 25 anni orsono insieme a prof. Focardi e prof. Piantelli, e che ha contribuito notevolmente anche allo sviluppo del reattore di Rossi. Con lui e dei suoi colleghi abbiamo formato un gruppo di ricerca perché ci crediamo; la tecnologia è molto importante per il futuro e quindi abbiamo dedicato un progetto di ricerca specifico e stiamo già facendo dei primi interessanti esperimenti. I primi test hanno dato esiti molto, molto promettenti.

E poi abbiamo un altro progetto che stiamo mandando avanti con STMicroelectronics che riguarda un nuovo sistema di conversione diretta di energia termica in elettrica, però è ancora in stato embrionale, si basa su una nuova tecnologia che abbiamo acquisito dalla Russia e vedremo se effettivamente darà i risultati sperati - però siamo proprio agli inizi. Ecco, l'accoppiamento delle due tecnologie però potrebbe dare effettivamente risultati molto, molto interessanti.

Io sono assolutamente convinto che questo filone di ricerra porterà a scoperte molto, molto importanti. Non soltanto nel campo della produzione energetica, perché le prospettive sono veramente incredibili. Il prof. Stremmenos ogni tanto ripete che quando le LENR diventeranno dominio pubblico ed effettivamente si capiranno quali sono i meccanismi che stanno dietro questo tipo di reazioni, ci sarà una nuova rivoluzione nel campo della chimica come è successo ai tempi di Lavoisier. Lui è assolutamente convinto di questo: che ci saranno evoluzioni ed applicazioni che ancora neanche ci possiamo immaginare.

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March 6, 2015 06:37

Listen carefully to what he says Guido Parks here:

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For the lazy and Google Translate:

I am Guido Parks, are one of the members of Prometeon. Prometeon Bologna is a startup that deals with energy from renewable sources, and we also do research in the field of cold fusion - so to speak - and we have two projects at the moment: one that concerns the development of a new type of reactor, the ' We started in 2014 with the scientific direction of Professor. Stremmenos.

Prof. Stremmenos is one of the pillars that have dealt with cold fusion already 25 years ago together with prof. Focardi and prof. Piantelli, and contributed greatly to the development of the reactor Rossi. With him and his colleagues have formed a research group because we believe; Technology is very important for the future so we dedicated a specific research project and we are already doing the first interesting experiments. The first tests have proven themselves very, very promising.

And then we have another project that we are sending out with STMicroelectronics regarding a new system of direct conversion of thermal energy into electricity, however, is still in an embryonic state, is based on a new technology that we acquired from Russia and we'll see if they actually give the expected results - but we are just at the beginning. Here, the coupling of the two technologies, however, may actually give results very, very interesting.

I am absolutely convinced that this trend will lead to discoveries of ricerra very, very important. Not only in the field of energy production, because the prospects are truly incredible. Prof. Stremmenos sometimes repeats that when LENR become public domain and actually understand what are the mechanisms behind this type of reaction, there will be a new revolution in the field of chemistry as it happened in the days of Lavoisier. He is absolutely convinced of this: that there will be developments and applications that we can not yet imagine.

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e-catalizer.it publish that article in Italian on that interview
http://e-catalyzer.it/e-cataly…-rottura-con-andrea-rossi

E-cat world publish an article with an answer from Guido Parchi & Aldo Proia
http://www.e-catworld.com/2015…on-activity-and-progress/

The article is very interesting.
After having their license bought back, Prometeon started a research program with Stremmenos.

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In 2014, after being for two years the E-Cat® licensee in Italy, a challenging research project has started under the scientific guidance of Prof. Christos Stremmenos (former Professor in Chemistry-Physics at the University of Bologna). He started making experiments on the LENR about 25 years ago and he is probably the first academic who came up with the idea of using hydrogen loaded Nickel nano-powders in a “dry reactor”, instead of the Fleischman & Pons electrolytic cell (he published his experience on # 81 of the magazine “La Chimica e l’Industria“ – Italian Chemical Society – April 1999).

What is really a great news is that they claim that their results seems coherent with Edmund Storms ideas.

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We have already tested the first reactor and the results are very promising. At the very first test we found some new elements in the ashes undoubtedly resulting from transmutation processes; their atomic numbers are in accordance with Storms’s theories

It is time to read "the explanations of LENR"...
http://lenrexplained.com/

Very interesting too is that they work on hypothesis about triggering and control... If it works, it is a second revolution.
The revenge of the Greek, allied with the Italian.

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The scientific team has developed new advanced and challenging hypothesis about how to activate the LENR, control the reactions and avoid runaway phenomena that could cause the melting of the device and/or of the reacting cell; we are now realizing two new different reactors to check the theoretical assumptions.