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05/06/10 12:54 PM

#5655 RE: makecents #5653

I cannot answer your question because I am not an expert in the green fuel industry. This is why I asked softailhog. What is apparent is that Global's business dropped dramatically when the fuel subsidy expired. In the audio interview, Parsons stated Global had much more business than it could handle and was in a position to pick and choose their customers, but with the expiration of the fuel subsidy, that statement appears to not be true. We may not need the fuel subsidy if EPA passes stringent emission controls which they can enforce without a congressional vote. Once Global's products are available in the continental U.S., if Global can get one percent of the business out there, all investors will prosper.