26th
February
2008
The future stability of crude oil prices looks pretty dicey, with major political tension between the
Middle East and other world powers, it seems only certain that a major increase in the cost of auto fuel is inevitable.
There has been a glimmer of hope in that a viable source of alternative fuel has been developed in the form of water fuel and water fuel is an extremely exciting technology with a multitude of advantages. Over 70% of the Earth is covered in water, water fuel does not produce harmful pollutants and emissions, and the current devices have been shown to double the mileage of the fuel used to power the cars.What has to be made absolutely clear is that water fuel technology as it stands can only be used in addition to, not in replacement of petrol/diesel or other fuel sources. Such claims are fraudulent and misleading, and all too often used by skeptics to deride the water fuel technology somewhat unfairly. The current technology instead works in addition to the petrol or diesel of the car, with the fuel cell inserted into the car engine. It has a number of beneficial effects, it helps to reduce the harmful emissions that are so linked to climate change and helps to reduce the noise produced by the engine as well.Studies have shown that on average, up to 40% can be saved on the running costs of auto fuel, and the water cell technology can work on a host of different cars, gas or diesel powered cars, vans, trucks, and SUVs. The water that is used can be taken directly from the tap, there is no need for “special” water that has been treated or scientifically modified and with a huge amount of materials on the internet, you will be able to find a detailed guide to adapting your car to use the technology.Water fuel is not just a pipe dream, but is an alternative source of fuel that has great potential, and some work in order to smoothen out some of its flaws and limitations. The real value of this technology has been dogged at every step of the way by vested interests of the media, who have been influenced and coerced by pressure from politicians. Water fuel technology deserves to be recognized for the innovative and beneficial benefits it offers, and our energies should be committed to perfecting the technology, not slandering it.
posted in Future Fuels |
26th
February
2008
posted in General Information |
26th
February
2008
posted in General Information |