Ok.. "this technology can't produce any energy" because... this would be ideal part to cite irrefutable scientific evidence that adding droplets of water to hot/dry air 100% of the time will never create cooler air/downdraft effect.
"If they could create energy they'd be in business"
No that's also not true what so ever. For sake of discussion let's just presume adding droplets of water to hot/dry air cools it and cool air is more dense than hot air; bear with me generous speculation that hot air rises/cooler air sinks. That doesn't mean they'd be in business at all there are tremendous strides still need to be accomplished with a multifaceted amounts of steps that would need to occur (purchase contracts, full funding, build, etc) mainly financing is major risk category.
I see no validity in either notion based on above.
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