Blacklight gains academic nod for controversial hydrogen technology

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Company touts third-party verification for its potentially revolutionary hydrino-based energy source

BlackLight Power has this week had its controversial technique for generating hydrogen fuel from water independently validated by US-based Rowan University, as the company seeks to challenge critics who...

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