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About Solamon Alternative Energy

• Offers insight and provide the public with a
  deeper understanding on the availability and
  viability of alternative fuel sources

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 Auto Industry Sees Big Potential For Fuel Cells

• Carmakers are recently starting to invest heavily
  on fuel cells with several of them already
  launching models.
• Suzuki and Intelligent Energy have teamed up to
  create SMILE FC System Corp that will develop
  air-cooled fuel cell systems.
• According from the announcement, their joint
  venture also consists of a non-exclusive license
  agreement that will give Suzuki the access to
  IEs fuel cell technology to be employed on their
  vehicles. On the other hand, IE stands to benefit
  from the production expertise of Suzuki and the
  Japanese supply chain.

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Use Of Biofuel In The Military Faces Tough
Opposition

• Barack Obamas administration has backed the use
  of biofuels in powering its military, seeing it
  as a chance to immune itself from sharp fuel
  price fluctuations, especially after the Navys
  successful test of the technology.
• But despite their efforts, the US Congress could
  stop the Defense Department from investing in
  alternative fuel until the price has become
  competitive to conventional sources.
• The Navy has made its first attempts in going
  green in 2009 and made tests on the jet engines
  on the biofuel mix in 2010. However, the project
  was questioned in 2011 when the Navy reportedly
  spent USD 450,000 on biofuels (composed of
  chicken fat and algae), costing around USD 15 per
  gallon, which is quite expensive compared to the
  USD 3.60 for the usual fuel.