Not a new idea, but apparently an update and more efficient viable way to create and use electricity from separating hydrogen from water.
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That guy is still around?
I’ve never seen anything from them or about them that didn’t set off my “Fraud” alarm.
I’ll just leave you with this money quote from a comment by two physicists, published in The European Physical Journal D in response to an article published there by the BlackLight scientist:
Hydrinos as proposed by Mills and Lu are inconsistent with laboratory scale high pressure LTE hydrogen plasmas, inconsistent with the stability and structure of stars including the Sun, and inconsistent with the known Universe.
Linky: epjd.edpsciences.org/articles/epjd/pdf/2012/01/d110623.pdf