Introducing The New Ethanol.

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Gov-teams and their roles.

Of the 194 independent countries formed to organize the world’s 6.8 billion people, almost all need to import energy of some sort. We’re focusing on the few countries with the resources and political will to make cellulosic ethanol happen as an industry in their own lands.

In the United States, we invite those in federal and state agencies to team up with us to help make ethanol work for America. We can’t do it without your active participation and cooperation. We’ll do whatever it takes to get this industry off the ground.

We’re looking to work with Canadian provinces to develop biomass programs to turn their wheat straw into The New Ethanol.

Other countries represent other opportunities. For example, developing programs to convert rice hauls in China, fruit pods in Indonesia, and sugar bagasse in Brazil and turn those into a renewable liquid fuel.

It’s in the best interest of most any government to encourage economic growth by enabling green investors to be early to market, green-collar workers to find new jobs, farmer co-ops to grow and sell new energy crops, farm machinery makers to introduce new designs for harvesting biomass, and individual rural communities to rebuild their economic base.

Given our marketing experience and skills, we’re well-suited to work with governments and businesses to educate consumers on the advantages of powering their cars with a greener fuel. And working with governments to incentivize utility companies to produce green electricity while increasing their efficiencies.

Our door is open. Talk to us about working with your government team, using all the skills at our disposal, to make ethanol work for the world.