EA Technology11 Jun 2018 10:06
EA Technology believes that, based on the information provided by Energetix and its own background
knowledge and experience, the Energetix mCHP Unit represents a credible contender in the embryonic
micro-CHP market and, as such, ranks alongside the various Stirling Engine and fuel cell developments.
Yours faithfully
EA TECHNOLOGY LIMITED
Theres that word "believes" again. Having visited EA Technology website, struggling to see how they have any experience in mass production of precision engoneered components and assemblies.
"EA Technology is a specialist in asset management solutions for owners and operators of electrical assets. Headquartered in the UK, our operations and customers are global with seven regional offices around the world.
We originated in 1966 as a groundbreaking research and development organisation serving the electricity industry.
We are committed to providing our customers with innovative products and services, consultancy and training which deliver tangible benefits for their businesses enabling them to create safer, stronger and smarter networks for today and the future"
Given EA Technology and Flow were neighbours in Capenhurst, which surely cant be a coincidence, can anyone shed light on any relationship between EA Technology and whether any connection or interest was declared by EA Technology when they made the statement lending credibility to scroll based mCHP, when it is obvious scrolls present a very different far more risky manufacturing proposition to reciprocating sterling engines?