Power plant for the home. Sweet!

innovation is the answer, tremendous story!

Nice find. Hopefully these will come down to affordable once he's able to pump out multiple units/day.

Nice find. Hopefully these will come down to affordable once he's able to pump out multiple units/day.

He said around $3,000. Not sure about your power bill, but in my household it would pay for itself in about 2 years.

I want one.

Could someone remind me why we need to drill baby drill?

I'll power up with this!! Digg it~~~~~~~~

New technology
Thanks for the update

Sadly there is so much we could conserve if the government would allow it.

I would gladly spend $300 considering my current bill.

If Obama insists on spending the stimulus money, at least he could throw a couple of billion into research of this techology.

Could someone remind me why we need to drill baby drill?

To produce the natural gas you need to run one of these things?

To produce the natural gas you need to run one of these things?

Or as the inventor stated you can use renewable fuels or solar energy.

These two new reactors are about 3 miles from my "home place" in Burke County Georgia. It will bring some much needed jobs to the area. Before construction began in the 70's for the 1st two reactors, we used to go 4-wheeling in the 'hole'. At the height of construction, my family's convenience store, across the road from the plant, had a Budweiser truck in the parking lot 24 hours a day 7 days a week, and someone stocking the cooler all day and all night.

President Barack Obama Makes Federal Loan Guarantees For First New Nuclear Plant In 30 Years - cbs4.com

Obama's budget proposal for 2011 would add $36 billion in new federal loan guarantees to $18.5 billion already budgeted but not spent -- for a total of $54.5 billion. The new $8.3 billion in federal loan guarantees will go toward the construction and operation of a pair of reactors in Burke County, Ga., by Southern Co.

These two new reactors are about 3 miles from my "home place" in Burke County Georgia. It will bring some much needed jobs to the area. Before construction began in the 70's for the 1st two reactors, we used to go 4-wheeling in the 'hole'. At the height of construction, my family's convenience store, across the road from the plant, had a Budweiser truck in the parking lot 24 hours a day 7 days a week, and someone stocking the cooler all day and all night.

President Barack Obama Makes Federal Loan Guarantees For First New Nuclear Plant In 30 Years - cbs4.com

You're positively glowing over this aren't you?

Driving through Savannah River Plant on the SC route to the beach was always funn at night since all the creeks were indeed glowing! "No Stopping or Standing!"