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Ethanol – Hydrogen Gas – Fuel Cells: We have the means to deliver the whole package

There has been much news recently relating to ethanol and its use and viability towards a carbon free environment. Certainly, for the foreseeable future, there will be the continuation in the use of hydrocarbons. The escalating costs of hydrocarbon based fuels, combined with the non-sustainability of our natural resources and, of course, the global climatic change we are all witnessing requires that positive and proactive sustainability of our environment be introduced without too much delay.

I would like to be the first to inform you that MPCEE, in conjunction with its different groups of technologists, will soon be able to bring to you not just commercial quantities of different grades of ethanol, but the introduction of new varieties of biomass as feedstock, to eliminate the necessity to use crops that would otherwise be taken out of the food chain. Furthermore, these new crops are much cheaper to produce and does allow for harvesting 3 times a year. With suitable irrigation they can be planted in some of the most arid zones on the planet and, what’s more, allow for a local production of ethanol and the introduction of an important income source in to their economy.

MPCEE can not only offer you the new state of the art technology to produce ethanol, but the technology itself assures a much lower cost of production. MPCEE can not only offer globally the different sustainable crops to produce the ethanol from, in fact ethanol can now be produced from any kind of solid waste. Ethanol can be used in all industries from motor vehicles to heating, but we can offer a WORLD FIRST; the technology to convert ethanol in to hydrogen gas in commercial quantities, which allows us to use fuel cells in the mass market. We have the technologies to give you your carbon free cities, towns and villages. If you have a project, whether it is country wide or local, we will develop it with you and, if necessary, arrange for funding as well!

We have vegetation that can be cultivated three times a year, including in arid zones, to produce ethanol. We have the technology that can handle all types of biomass as a feedstock and produce different grades of ethanol. We have the opportunity, on the global stage, to show what it can do.
We have the technology to convert ethanol to hydrogen gas in commercial quantities. This means that the doors have now opened to give us carbon free energy where power is required. e.g. automobiles, heating, surplus power fed in to the electricity grids.
We have the fuel cell that runs off the hydrogen gas that was produced from ethanol to supply the power.
We have countries that want what we have.

In tandem with the above, MPCEE is now systematically forging ahead with different countries to ensure that this can be developed. We are looking forward to a very interesting future, where the clock has already started to tick with the initial discussions I am having in a global context.

Martin Parr