Next Generation Cleanfuels vs Fossil Petroleum

DELHI, India - Dec. 11, 2013 - PRLog -- Fossil petroleum we use today was made millions of years ago. It took millions of years to form. We can’t make more in a short time. That’s why we call petroleum are non-renewable. This means that once we use up all that is available in the earth, there is no more. By burning fossil petroleum generates great deal of greenhouse gas into the atmosphere and the main cause of global warming. Today economic growth, energy independence, climate change. There are countless arguments for moving beyond fossil petroleum.

Next Generation Cleanfuelsare more reliable and plentiful and will potentially be very cheap. Fossil petroleum requires costly explorations and potentially dangerous mining and drilling and they will become more expensive as supplies dwindle and demand increases. Next Generation Cleanfuels produces only minute levels of carbon emissions and therefore helps combat climate change caused by fossil petroleum usage.

Fossil petroleum sources are finite and hidden. An unknown and limited amount of each resource is buried deep underground or under the ocean and finding new sources becomes more difficult and more expensive and exploiting them becomes more challenging and sometimes dangerous as well. In case of Next Generation Cleanfuelsthey are easy to produce and safe also. Their feedstocks are also available abundantly in the world. Fossil petroleum prices depend on many factors, including political stability. Next Generation Cleanfuelscan be locally produced and therefore is not vulnerable to distant political upheavals. Renewable petroleum is much cleaner than fossil petroleum.   Next Generation Cleanfuelsoffer very few or no negatives and uncountable benefits to replace with Fossil Petroleum. To know more about Next Generation Cleanfuels, Opportunities and others pl. attend Cleanfuels Entrepreneruship Master Class & Consulting Session. For more details pl. visit www.growdieselevents.com or write to events@growdieselmail.com