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October 13, 2008

ALL Fuels & Energy to Develop New Municipal, Industrial, and Biofuel Infrastructure Technologies

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DES MOINES, IA – ALL Fuels & Energy (AFSE) has entered into agreements with two privately-held infrastructure technology firms. AFSE and its business partners would apply proprietary, patent-pending technologies to facilitate its vision of constructing multipurpose pipelines capable of transporting all forms of alternative fuels, including ethanol, according to Business Wire.

The technology encompassed in this alliance allows the pipeline to be kept "clean" and capable of moving various fuel types: ethanol, biodiesel, liquid nitrogen, and other industrial/agricultural liquids. AFSE believes the use of a multipurpose pipeline can dramatically reduce transportation costs currently associated with bringing alternative fuels to market.

"The multipurpose pipeline brings transportation cost savings and improved channels to market for biofuels. The three-company alliance has begun the process of securing the capital needed to begin the first of five planned phases of operations, for which ALL Fuels & Energy and its alliance partners have engaged Trinity Capital LLC," said Dean Sukowatey, president/CEO, ALL Fuels & Energy.

For more information, visit www.allfuelsandenergy.com.

 

 

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