Bloom Energy's CEO talks technology, efficiency

In an exclusive Fresh Dialogues interview, Bloom Energy CEO, KR Sridhar answers the questions: Is Bloom Energy's fuel cell a zero pollution product? How is it a bridge to the future and how can it become the gas station of tomorrow?
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For a transcript of the full interview go to www.freshdialogues.com and click on the transcripts tab. Next week's video interview: Part II - Bloom Energy's road map, team, pricing and why KR thinks the company will become number one.
Alison van Diggelen was one of the first journalists to be invited into the Bloom Energy Headquarters in Silicon Valley. This interview was recorded on September 30, 2009.
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[Anand Kumar]

Thank you KR for creating and explaining the technology so lucidly. Your technology could be the future. We hope you will be able to product a $3000 device for homes within this decade.

[Patrik Bordovsky]

The future.

[TruthKnowledgeDOTcom]

I mean you people buy this bullshit? prove it!!! wasted 8 minutes of my life right there, despite making good points on losing energy through conversion processes. I'm just tired of the false reality or snake oil salesman. How do you supply that fuel? HOW? man we are idiots.

[Nageshwar Rao Velpula]

what mr sridher i think you belongs ap india whay not enerigtic young engineers solve ap energy problums when mr k k reddy wants how to solve ap energy proublums even our chember of comers socald indiststirilest strugguling energy proublums kindly think solve this proublum and safe gard all ap farmers and industritelist and al so safe gard small enterpeniers

[Prabhanjan D]

An indian trying to power the world...wish u luck ...and hope this reaches mother india soon...

[Željko Serdar]

Bloom's technology, with its NASA roots, can be used to generate electricity and hydrogen. Coupled with intermittent renewable resources like solar or wind, Bloom’s future systems will produce and store hydrogen to enable a 24 hour renewable solution and provide a distributed hydrogen fueling infrastructure for hydrogen powered vehicles.

[MsHightec]

1: 13 minute

[MsHightec]

he said overunity, he knows how to make work his bloom box better

[siddharthkirtikar]

we can all do this in our own backyard .... bloom energy is not something revolutionary in scientific terms (it's just an open-source version of a live-battery, and you need your own source of energy) ... energy exists in only certain forms (type of particles/bosons we interact with) ... extracting energy directly from solar radiations is the ultimate future (we only need to make it more efficient)