What stuns me with GWTI is that they cannot find a player that will pony up $15MM or so to get the prototype machine finished so that the technology can be confirmed.
I realize the money is somewhat stout, but for a technology that could change the world, literally, by changing many areas that are currently deserts in the world into arable, productive lands and make those areas self-sustaining with the value of the products (chemicals, agricultural, etc) they would bring about it is a mere pittance, especially when you figure they are operating in a financial circle that includes untold numbers of very wealthy energy corporations and individual millionaire/billionaires.
When you consider the amounts invested in drilling that don't have that great a record for paying off and consider that GWTIs technology has been running with no problems at a small prototype in the UTA lab for years, one has to wonder and shake their head at the lack of many persons trying to become a major investor in this technology. The science is new but the production process contains no rare materials, no untold high manufacturing pressures or systems that would cause a major safety issue, and the resulting profits per machine are pretty much a sure thing why wouldn't some large world foundation put up this small amount to possibly help millions of people worldwide?
I believe we have the science, we just need to find the right partner to advance the science.
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