In the mid-eighties, as fuel prices began to stabilize in the U.S., interest in the development of alternative fuels quelled resulting in a dampened pursuit of research and development of alternative biomass fuels and Heat Energy Systems.

However, today, twenty years later, the need for accelerated development and utilization of renewable biomass fuels to produce economical, clean burning alternative fuels and Heat Energy Systems is driven by multiple areas of concern and is expanding rapidly.

Subject areas in the world of biomass fuels and Heat Energy Systems appear to be endless. As well, the potential, the exploration and future development of biomass fuels and Heat Energy Systems is definitely a need driven, expanding frontier.

The applications for such fuels are not limited to the automotive industry and encompass a seemingly endless variety of applications such as residential, agricultural, commercial and industrial. Such systems are environmentally friendly, run on totally renewable fuels, reduce the consumption and reliance on fossil fuel and can be extremely economical to maintain and operate.