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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_fusion#cite_ref-lisa_85-0

Several entrepreneurs have claimed in the past that a working cold fusion energy generator is near to commercialization, yet so far no working machine is available on the market.

In January 2011 researchers from the University of Bologna, Andrea Rossi and Sergio Focardi, claimed to have successfully demonstrated commercially viable cold fusion in a device called an Energy Catalyzer. In March 2011, two Swedish physicists evaluated the device, under the control of Rossi.[82][83] As the target is immediate commercialization, the inventors say that details of the invention will not be published yet. The international patent application has been partially rejected because it seemed to «offend against the generally accepted laws of physics and established theories» and to overcome this problem the application should have contained either experimental evidence or a firm theoretical basis in current scientific theories.[84] Due to this secrecy, the Swedish evaluators were not allowed to examine the inside of the reactor, and there is still uncertainty about the viability of the invention.[85] Peer-reviewed journals have not published papers on this invention, leading Rossi to create his own online «nuclear experiments blog», called the Journal of Nuclear Physics.[86]

Короче, патентовать им не дали, т.к. нарушают законы физики. Сами проверять другим не дают, т.к. всё секретно.