There seems to be little or no help for low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) or cold fusion research in President Obama’s new energy policy proposal.

A government agency connected with the Swedish military has revealed that it is conducting low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) or cold fusion experiments.

Even though Low Energy Nuclear Reaction (LENR) seems to be the best hope for solving humanity’s energy problems there seems to be a lot of resistance to it.

Low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) pioneer Francesco Piantelli has filed a new international patent application for a cold fusion device.

A new gasification technology being tested by the US Marine Corps could make waste disposal with cold fusion into a reality.

If, like me, you struggled to hear the Zurich live feed over the weekend, you will thank Sterling Allan for the following videos.

Hydrofusion, the company behind Andrea Rossi’s official web site at ecat.com (and his N European rep) has issued a press release indicating that it cannot support Rossi’s claims for the HotCat.

Low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) could be a solution to one of the biggest problems facing humanity waste disposal.

Brillouin Energy Corporation the Berkley California firm that is developing and testing a low energy nuclear reaction (LENR)

Defkalion Green Technologies has released a slide show of pictures of laboratory and construction work at its facility in Xanthi in Northern Greece.