Although some companies are developing systems that use LPG and diesel at the same time, the Greenfuel position is that they are very different fuels. Introducing them together may cause great increases in power output and consequently mechanical problems. If, in the future, a company can demonstrate a system that is both mechanically reliable and reduces emissions, then Greenfuel will advocate its use.

We can convert the majority of petrol cars. Aldesa LPG systems has been used to power cars in more than 20 countries. See similar questions...

A blend of propane and butane, Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) is produced either as a by-product of oil-refining, or from natural gas (methane) fields. As an alternative fuel it is most suited to use in cars and light vans, rather than heavy vehicles. Performance-wise, LPG vehicles drive just like petrol vehicles and are subject to the same maintenance schedules. It is generally accepted that LPG gives a 10-15% carbon dioxide reduction in comparison to petrol and is on a par with diesel. See similar questions...

For a nationwide listing of refuelling stations click here, or a list of LPG refuelling stations in London click here, or see our map of London. See similar questions...

Yes, but the work needs to be carried out by an approved fitter as the new vehicle needs a Certificate of Conformity. See similar questions...

How long does a diesel engine/car typically last? (an 80's gas car would generally be on its last legs, but this doesn't seem to be so for a diesel) See similar questions...

Nothing. If you have an older car the first time you switch to biodiesel, after about 20 hours of engine operation you should change the fuel filter. In much older cars (older than 1997) you may need to change the fuel hose, as biodiesel may soften and eventually cause older rubber fuel hoses to degrade. Newer hoses do not degrade. This is a simple operation that can be done in minutes with a screwdriver. See similar questions...

Answer: Currently, we deploy our microturbines in a variety of hybrid-electric vehicles. We are focused on designs that can be used in relatively high volume commercial applications, such as city center and "on demand" transit routes. At this time, we regret we cannot accommodate custom "one-off" designs. See similar questions...

No. There are currently over 50,000 vehicles on the road using the FlexTek to burn alcohol fuels. There have been no reports of engine damage due to the conversion. In fact, burning alcohol instead of gasoline has been shown to decrease engine oil contamination and extend engine life. Alcohol burns cooler than gasoline providing additional benefits in terms of engine life and performance. See similar questions...

We alone offer all the knowledge necessary to become like Christ and receive the 'fullness' of salvation. We believe that only a fool would have a false religion. You too, should be a saint -- a superior, holy person -- like us. See similar questions...