Anyone know of the company Qaptis, whoever solves this has a huge market to work with? Reports on validation?

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EPFL spin-off Qaptis has developed a system that can cut freight trucks’ carbon emissions by up to 90%. The company just installed a prototype of its technology at a freight carrier based in Tolochenaz in order to conduct pilot tests locally.

New technology can collect CO2 from a truck's exhaust pipe

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Arpa-E update

Thanx rubycarat

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David Kushner is an award-winning journalist who has published numerous non-fiction books and authored for Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair and other national magazines. He also wrote about Infinite Energy IE founder and editor Eugene Mallove, his life and death, in “The Coldest Case” published in Foreign Policy Magazine, July/August 2023. [read the article]

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LENR nuclear power developments presented

10 Nov 2023by Martyn Wingrove

Future tugs and workboats could be powered by small modular reactors producing pressure pulses and hydrogen

Two technology developers explained their potential solutions and a classification society described how concepts could be verified and type approved during a seminar to European tug owners in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Low-energy nuclear reactors (LENRs) could be installed on large tugs and workboats to drive steam two-stroke engines and supply hydrogen fuel to dual-fuel engines or fuel cells.

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Thanks Pete for all you do 🎉

An interesting question that we have discussed several times before!

How can we create an interest from university students to start experimenting with the LEC.

This should be able to have an value for the field and increase legitimacy.

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テクノロジーが拓く未来の暮らし Vol.60 核融合に新たな技術　量子水素エネルギーとは？

核融合発電の実用化は着実に近づいている。一方、水素原子が融合する際に放出される膨大な熱を利用する、常温核融合に注目集まる。株式会社クリーンプラネットと東北大学は、「量子水素エネルギー」と命名し、開発に取り組んでいる。

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As previously covered in Enefro, (?) nuclear fusion power generation is a technology that many countries are working on developing as a next-generation energy source. Its practical application is steadily approaching. (Reference article: Nuclear fusion, competition intensifies for practical application Microsoft will be supplied with electricity in 2028, 2023.06.27, 2022.05.17 New technologies one after another for practical use of "nuclear fusion reactor") Amidst this, the world of nuclear fusion A new wind is starting to blow. This is what is called "Quantum Hydrogen Energy (QHe)." "Quantum hydrogen energy" is a term uniquely used by Clean Planet Co., Ltd. (hereinafter "Clean Planet") for a technology that utilizes the enormous amount of heat released when hydrogen atoms fuse. The principle is the same as nuclear fusion. It is expected to be a next-generation clean energy technology. It is being developed by Clean Planet, a venture company from Japan. According to the company, quantum hydrogen energy means that "by heating a small amount of hydrogen absorbed in a nickel-based nanocomposite metal material, the hydrogen quantum diffuses and an exothermic reaction occurs." It was developed jointly with Tohoku University, a top runner in this field. "It is a form of nuclear fusion reaction and can provide heat of up to 1,000 degrees Celsius on an industrial scale."

Fantastic job! It is much easier on the eyes with black theme. Gets the feeling of reading a book.

Pete is doing a hell of a job, so grateful to have you on our team.

https://catalyticfusion.com/

New video from ICCF25

Gregory Chaitin: Complexity, Metabiology, Gödel, Cold Fusion

Here we have some more videos from the team behind Eng8

ENG8 Energy

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In the video from today thay referring to a report from Cambridge University that come out last week. About 6.23 in the video.

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In the Whether Cambridge gets involved or not depends to a certain extent on my report. And I am still waiting for some data - collected by a 3rd party. ETA- any report will of course be the property of ENG8- publication will to a certain extent be up to them.

Alan Smith do you know when/if the report from cambridge university will be public?

Excited to hear about progress!

Video published today

Replication and validation needs to be done in a slow way, Rhe release of LK-99 (superconductor viral) was not planned in an optimal way and creates confusion.

Video from Eng 8 for about one month ago.

Maybe it's in the thread, I've missed it.

The team behind the LENR forum takes no position on whether it will be possible to develop this technology into a commercial unit. More data needed!

Several research groups consider this very interesting. Sounds too good to be true..!

What a super leader can do for humanity is awesome.

The coming weeks will be extremely interesting from a replication perspective.

A South Korean research team believes that thay has found an solution for superconductor.

Fantastic news if it is correct!!

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LK-99 is a potential room-temperature superconductor with a gray‒black appearance.^[2]: 8 It has a hexagonal structure slightly modified from lead‒apatite, by introducing small amounts of copper. The material was first discovered and manufactured by a team of researchers including Sukbae Lee (이석배) and Ji-Hoon Kim (김지훈) from Korea University.^[2]: 1 The team claims it functions as a superconductor at ambient pressure and below 400 K (127 °C; 260 °F).^[3][2]: 1

As of 1 August 2023, the material has not been confirmed to be superconducting at any temperature. The synthesis of LK-99 and observation of its superconductivity have not been peer reviewed or independently replicated.^[4] The announcement was widely shared and the reaction by the scientific world was mainly skeptical due to the extraordinary nature of the claims,^[5] and errors and inconsistencies in the pre-published papers. Independent teams are attempting to replicate the South Korean team's work, with results expected in August 2023 owing to the straightforward method of producing the material.^[5]

The initial studies announcing the discovery were uploaded to the open-access repository of electronic preprints arXiv. Lee claimed that the uploaded preprint papers were incomplete,^[6] while coauthor Hyun-Tak Kim (김현탁) stated that one of the papers contained defects.^[7]

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