Recently, I was thinking about how Rossi's industrial test could turn out to be problematic in the end. Consider the following scenario: the plant of the customer used conventional heating elements to heat their water before, but their pipes in their boiler system were not as well insulated as in Rossi's container. So, if at the end, the customer saves 50% on electricity bills, do we know Rossi's reactor works? Of course there comes a point where the above scenario could not explain the results (e.g., the customer's bills are cut by 90%).
The savings data will have to be backed up by data on the energy balance of the system (energy output/input). Jack
