A scientist I know has replicated the original work at Brookhaven National Laboratory successfully. Another individual was able to obtain similar results at MIT's Lincoln Laboratory. Morgan-Stanley is working with the firm to solidify its finances. The fuel utilized is ordinary water. The process releases very much larger amounts of energy than can be achieved by electrolysis into hydrogen and oxygen.
Mills claims the process is an enhanced chemical reaction rather than a nuclear one.
The most recent work it is claimed cn produce electricty directly. Earlier research produces thermal energy which can be utilized directly for heating or converted into electric power by conventional means. Cost estimates are highly competitive. Both decentralized small home power units and vehicle systems, as well as central power stations, are envisioned. Cold Fusion, dismissed by the physics community since there was no theory that fit the experiments and they could not be easily reproduced, is alive and struggling toward the markets in several countries.