LENR Self Sustain Mode -Verification & Demo Event

   All is quiet on the Stockholm front pending release of summer's Independent LENR Test and Demonstration event. Good by coal, other fossil fuels and fission nuclear; their withdrawal are causing reverberations in energy markets. Industrialized nations will crowd LENR line-ups in order to meet Paris Co2 commitments -and to keep their economies competitive.

  Permanent SSM (Self Sustain Mode) is the critical operational change that suddenly simplifies verification; with SSM there is no out-side electricity input to start up or sustain a running LENR reactor.  

  Stocks of champagne and roast crow run low. Grumbling skeptics have gone silent.  

 It’s not just climate deniers in national capitals who would now deny transition to the cheapest cleanest energy available as vintage physicists try to convince politicians there is no alternative to 1970’s radioactive energy.

  The World Nuclear Status Report sums up the current situation:   "Stabilizing the climate is urgent, nuclear power meets no technical or operational needs that low carbon competitors cannot meet better cheaper faster."  

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