This PR video was made for investors, and is impressive in its claims. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoWMJNT4J88 Of course, we are begging for more specific technical details about their progress. They claim to be converting charged particles from laser ablated dense hydrogen directly into electricity. That would be on a laboratory scale.
Will it scale up? In terms of companies with adequate funding, IP and vision - companies which could move to market soon, this is the pick of the litter, IMHO. By comparison, Mills has spent far more for far less and is stuck with a dangerous toxic device with a short lifetime, while Brillouin is even further away from commercial relevance. Since the video had only 3 views when I watched it - obviously they could use a little PR... ... and obviously, very few observers share my optimism about commercial prospects for Norront.
