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Originally Posted by L-Pink
Once the start-up has it's funding what will the new estimate per gallon be?
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By time the investors get paid back it'll be $2.5/gallon
Also we keep looking in the WRONG places for an oil solution. Moving to corn drives up costs EVERYWHERE which means we MAY save up to $.5/gallon an GAS but you'll be paying DOLLARS more for your steak and cereal.
HYDROGEN is a better solution, make it a law that all new gas stations must have a hydrogen pump and BOOM infrastructure is here to support it within 5 years. The only realistic option in my mind is figuring out a CLEAN way to take H20 and simply remove the hydrogen and bottling the oxygen. If we can figure out a way to do this without horrible side effects we're set
Electric cars aren't the solution because what makes that electric?