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Pioneering cold-fusion: the elusive answer to global energy poverty and an end to nuclear waste

June 20, 2019 by Matthew James

Inventor Suneel N Parekh is an energy pioneer. What keeps him going is a mixture of conviction and optimism. But even he knows he won’t get his project over the line without help. After decades he is finally bringing the proof of his methods to the attention of investors who can make or break his life’s work. Pioneers need backers. Just as The Beatles needed a deal before we could enjoy Sgt. Peppers, our energy pioneers need their break too - the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Community, Nuclear, Platform, Promoted content Tagged With: cold fusion, energy poverty, fusion, interview, muon-catalysed fusion, profile, research, Su-N Energy, Suneel Parekh, thermofusion

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