Stokki, You've given us some good reasons why the company "should" succeed. There are other reasons that should contribute to our success. For example, the state of Kentucky passed a long list of tax incentives to encourage clean fuel production. The 2008 amendment of the Federal Clean Air Act has such stringent particulate emission limits that alkane based diesel additives are required to meet the standards. Furthermore, the 2016 CAFE vehicle milage standard is physically impossible unless the US converts predominantly to diesel powered automobiles (not possible, by law, without "our" fuel). In theory, demand for our product will explode if we ever make any of it. We "should" all do very well.
However, I caution you not to start counting your money before you've got it. Your English is pretty good. I tried to learn German in my mis-spent youth and made a mess of it.