It is easy to recognize that the worldwide growth in GDP has been driven by ability to convert low-cost fossil fuels into energy. The United States in particular has enjoyed unparalleled access to low cost oil, coal and natural gas which has facilitated the growth and worldwide economic dominance. However, as the rest of the world has slowly caught up in their capacity to consume fossil fuels, especially in the case of Asia and China, the oil and gas markets have flipped from being supply side oriented to now being demand oriented. Simply put there is more demand for fossil fuels then there is supply or capacity to ramp supply and thus prices have increased.

Within the United States the energy distribution network has faltered with the reliability of electrical generation being tested and as the effects of Katrina and Rita have shown even natural gas production and distribution can be severely damaged.

What if your business could use a wider selection of fuels and energy that were not as readily usable by others? What if there were other fuels that did not have a strong demand or further, had economic intrinsic incentives that would keep their cost low?

Opportunity Fuels
American Eco-Energy technology provides your business access to this new market of so called "opportunity fuels" fuels such as:

• Scrap tires
• Biomass
• Energy Crops, such as Switch Grass or Miscanthus
• Agricultural Waste
• Other fuels such as Urban Woodwaste

American Eco-Energy has developed a proprietary, right-sized energy plant that can achieve dramatic savings over conventional fuels such as Natural Gas. We have researched the market and partnered with opportunity fuel suppliers to help you secure and contract for long term and low cost supply. Because our energy plant is small and efficient the transportation costs for these opportunity fuels remain low thus preserving the economic benefits. AEE has also researched and gathered the relevant information on the various governmental regulations and incentives behind renewable fuels and waste fuels so that you can achieve even greater savings relative to high priced conventional fuels.