actually its methane, that is pretty easy to make, you can do so...

actually its methane, that is pretty easy to make, you can do so in your back yard, you cant with crude cause its a fossil fuel.

The OptiBlends reduce assorts of emissions, the Hythane reduces the emissions of normal CNG engines.

Hythane is aimed at large vehicle fleets that the electric and fuel cell market arnt looking at.

The nano tubes reduce the amount of reo and the amount of concrete you need in a structure. Both the steel in the reo and the concrete are huge co2 emitters, by reducing the amount of both used you are reducing the overall CO2.

The H2 that is a byproduct of making the tubes, you dont get more low emission than that then you add it to the CNG and you get HCNG (Hythane) that CI engines can run on.

the hole idea is to reduce emissions now on a budget so people at all levels can make a difference with very little out lay.

They are more like a missing link between now and what ever heavy transport will use in the future.

We dont even have to dig up any more oil