http://www.theprovince.com/news/Cold+fusion+Burnaby+brink+clean+nuclear+energy/4660666/story.html
http://tinyurl.com/3n8c7j2 Excerpts: > When I phoned the company to request an interview, Michael Delage, > their vice-president of business development, politely declined, offering > the apologetic: "Call me in six months, and I might have something to > tell you." > > His resistance didn't surprise me. I had already been told by one of > General Fusion's chief investors, Vancouver's Chrysalix Energy > Venture Capital, that the company has been laying low since > BCBusiness magazine ran an in-depth profile on them in February. > According to the article, aptly titled "The Audacity of General Fusion," > the company was founded in 2002 by Michel Laberge, a highly > respected Vancouver physicist and engineer who earned his > doctorate in the obscure field of plasma physics at the University of > B.C. some 20 years ago. The story details how Laberge decided to > quit his high-profile job as senior physicist and principal engineer at > a multimillion dollar Vancouver digital imaging technology company > as he approached his 40th birthday in 2001, because he "didn’t want > to design another thermal head. He wanted to solve the world’s > energy problems." Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
