Marine Power Products Corporation (MPP) has developed a product that will turn water into fuel and only cost $1.50 per gallon.

With the current economy that sounds like a dream come true, and for environmentalists it is revolutionary for the green movement.

The water-to-fuel technology produces hydrogen to fuel on-demand and costs less than electrolysis and gasoline. Hydrogen is the perfect fuel due to it burns clean and produces water.

Jeffrey Carey, the company’s CEO and founder, produced the technology; it uses heat energy that breaks down water into water and oxygen. This heat can be produced from renewable sources such as solar and geothermal, or from waste combustion heat. This makes the product more attractive and a lot less expensive than electrolysis techniques.

“The patent-pending process uses off-the-shelf components, along with advanced computer algorithms and a proprietary metal catalyst formulation.” according to a company news release.

This project spans over four years, over 15,000 hours of research and development by its founders and several experts — including Dick Brown, who has a Ph. D. from the University of New England’s Department of Chemistry and Physics. He  is well educated in the Green Catalytic Chemistries.

“After reviewing the science leading to proof-of-concept, he believes the process is unique, and constitutes a remarkable breakthrough in clean energy chemistry,” the company stated.

Brown received the Kenneth G. Hancock award in green chemistry in 2001, sponsored by the US. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and
The American Chemical Society’s Green Chemistry Institute.

Marine Power Products will begin building prototypes around 2011 on a trial period. The first product will be a clean and stationary generator using only geothermal heat that will power a MPP hydrogen Production Unit (HPU).

This HPU will produce water-to-fuel that will generate  60 kilowatt hours of electricity; that can power 40 homes.

For more information, contact Alan Gardner at 925-889-5527 or email ag@ecofriendlyenergyco.com

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