It is no secret that for a successful commercial breakthrough Andrea Rossi needs to be solidly backed up by the safety certifications. The issue of certifications has been one of the crucial ones along the way. It’s one thing to receive certifications for industrial settings, which Rossi has presumably obtained back in October of the last year, before the unveiling of the very first E-Cat fusion plant on October 28. That’s a different matter, however, as these do not require constant “amateur” handling on a daily basis, which domestic E-Cats are going to be subjected to. So fitting certifications are due, and this is what causes the wait on Rossi’s part. He did comment the status on several occasions, saying that the robotization of his factory can’t go full time because they can’t know of all the hoops they will be made to jump in regards to the requirements set upon their device for domestic use, so he is waiting out, meanwhile continuing working on his technology. Continue reading →