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DME already has fueling stations in Sweden

and they have been running truck fleets the last two years.

That is not ten years off. And Ford has been testing AFTC's

complete fuel system for more than 2 1/2 years, since they bought the first test unit in Aug of 2009, (plus, Ford did their own dme research for years before that.)

It seems they could have a small hybrid ele/dme green car

designed for the European market already?

They are all racing to be first with the best green technology,

or why else would all the projects be confidential. DME has been used for years and is practical.

I don't see the big oil companies working with hydrogen fuels or such, I may be wrong, please inform me of any large green projects by the oil companies that are based on green auto technology, besides DME fuel cars.

And I do agree, the JP-8 fuel systems for the Army give AFTC diversity
and a customer who wants to save on replacement costs now.

GLTA