REALITY

• Average price of gas up 20 cents per gallon every year since 2002
• This year gas expected to rise by more than $1 a gallon (diesel $1.50)
• Drivers no longer looking for a price reprieve... their looking at other options
• Corn based ethanol... great idea but displacement of 21% of corn harvest to fuel production food prices surged.  Oil imports barely dropped.  Other alternatives are on the horizon but again the consumer awaits.
• Electric vehicles are very promising but still the cost of the battery technology to really make an impact on the industry is beyond the range of most buyers.  Most pure electric vehicles have a very limited mileage range and/or limited power. 
• Although pure hydrogen as a fuel in vehicles will be in our future, it will still take time and a hefty change in infrastructure to achieve fuel independence.
• Hydrogen - Gas Hybrid technology is here today to help bridge the timeline between our future fuels and those who want RELIEF AT THE GAS PUMP TODAY today while helping the environment.

NEWS

Americans burned more than 140 Billion Gallons of Gasoline last year  -  some 16 million gallons per hour.  At over $4 per gallon it's an expensive habit as well as being detrimental to the environment at 20 pounds of CO2 emissions for that every same gallon.  The market now looks better than ever for alternatives such as biofuels, electric cars and hydrogen.  Now the technologies are finally catching up.