I don’t think the green push is doing anything to hinder the Dyno-valve, in fact I see it as a blessing in disguise. Like it or not, fossil fuels are here to stay for a long time. They provide just too much energy per unit to abandon. Natural gas appears to be the next rising star because at this time it’s inexpensive, abundant and burns a little cleaner. My thoughts are that the Dyno-valve may be useful with this fuel source also, and I have asked SVMI but they never answer my e-mails. The very last thing I want to see is the government having any direct involvement with SVMI period. If you want to see your investment go to hell in a handbag invite government participation. The only reason a Dyno-valve even exists in the first place is due to free enterprise. I don’t want to see Serge held hostage to a union shop with business agents and stewards mandating he give everything to union workers. I don’t want to see Serge buried in a mountain of bureaucratic regulations subject to the unfounded whims of those who think they know what’s best for everyone. Let Serge take advantage of the various already in place state regulations mandating specific emission standards. That’s sufficient government involvement. There are far too many fossil fuel burning cars on the road that people depend on daily. It would be political suicide for anyone to mandate the termination of their use. At this time, the EPA has dealt some crippling blows to the coal industry. Let’s see how that goes this summer for the power companies and consumers.
