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Originally Posted by kane
One of the major hurdles with any alternative fuel is fueling stations. Our infrastructure and therefore economy is based around the gas station. When any new alternative fuel is introduced to the market they will have to tackle the very large and expensive job of getting it into fuel stations. That alone is a multi-billion dollar enterprise.
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if people had that attitude 100 years ago we'd still be using horses. No one wuld have bothered building gas stations in the first palce.
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the one good thing about using an organic based fuel where we grow the stuff we use to make it is that most of the money that is spent on fuel would go back into our country and our economy instead of into the pockets of some prince or dictator in another country.
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Yes save a few pennies on gas meanwhile my food bill is almost double what it was a few years ago. $2 for a dozen eggs( use to be 79 cents ) $6 a gallon OJ( used to be $4), $4 for a gallon milk( used to be $2.50 ) I could go on and on.