Interesting, but still requires fuel besides the fact the true chemical reaction is a "secret". Oxygen and fuel go in and what comes out? They can't just turn into a pure flow of electrons - magic does not happen. They also do not question the durability of it, how long it will run without failing.

Far from revolutionary, I believe this technology will be merely incremental, take a few % points on fossil fuel use to produce a modest increase in energy production... or so they tell.

Even if all things were equal: The Bloombox still has the advantage of size.

You don't need extensive power grids anymore if power production can be decentralized. And - unlike other fuel cells - it doesn't require hydrogen, which is just one small leak away from explosive gas.

It still relies on a fuel source, witch in most cases will likely be fossil fuel, therefore it still has emissions. They envision it replacing the grid, but that can already be done with a home generator, that though may not be quite as efficient, is apparently far less expensive.