Aldo Proia of Prometeon has warned critics of his company or Rossi’s E-Cat that they could face legal action for any slanderous remarks. Proia issued the warning during an interview with the Italian news magazine Il Democratico following the announcement that his company would be the licensee for Leonardo Corporation in Italy and San Marino.

Proia says that he will initially be involved in selling to industries in Italy and that “a product is already available to order in Italy, which is the 1 MW thermal E-Cat”. He added that the price of the E-Cat is based ‘in part’ on the savings the customer will realise compared to using other energy sources. He did not want to go into too much technical detail, preferring to leave that side of it to Rossi, other than to mention that the thermal plants operates with heat output of around 120 C.

As far as the likely impact that E-Cat technology will have on the current energy industry, Proia is very optimistic for the future.He says that “The various actors on the energy market shall have to come to terms with the existence of a sharply cheaper and cleaner way of producing thermal energy and, in a near future, also electric. A wise stance, if I were an electric company, would be to cooperate with who holds the know how or, alternatively, conduct basic research in the field. Many companies are springing up in the world concerned with LENR, the reactions which the E-Cat’s operation is due to, and a number of multinationals, having consulted the world’s leading LENR experts, are stepping into the field to avoid getting left out of the game. But when a product exists already on the market, what’s the point of taking the longer route?”

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