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Date: 27 Jul 2005 19:47 (UTC)This can all be done by amatures with low-tech materials so government people think "too good to be true" and business people think "no priority product = no money" and research people think "no interest = no grant money".
It surprises me that they are using very ineffiecient methods of converting the energy into power (use water expantion and the forget steam with all that energy in the conversion, they are using water as the transfer medium for temperatures aroud 200 degrees Celcius - too high for even "dry" steam).