HHO Gas. The End of Fossil Fuels?

Posted by Evan on August 11, 2006

Denny Klein has invented or discovered HH0 gas. According to their website HHO is a a combustible gas made from water that is a safe, cost-effective, environmentally-friendly alternative to and enhancer of fossil fuels.

Klein has modified his car to get 100 miles on 4 OUNCES of WATER!

If this technology gets adopted think of the changes it would have. The Middle East problems would solved overnight and they’d be left in their own isolated world, industries would boom as production costs, transportation costs and energy costs in general would see exponential decreases, economies would prosper and I might actually drive somewhere other then to my basketball games.

My fear is that Big Oil will not recognize the potential in this and only see it as a threat to their industry and have their lobbyists (who control the Congress) suppress this technology faster then you can say “McCarthyism.”

This man and his hydrogen technology could be changing the World as we know it, and after watching The Day After Tomorrow, we really need this.

Watch this Video and see for yourself:

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  • Shin
    didnt that guy Stan Meyer invent this or did he just find a way to make it work better just want to make sure i get my facts straight
  • Thanks for the info, I had no idea it was from 2004, and that does raise a question, what the hell happened to it?

    Call me a conspiracy theorist if you want, but I still think Big Oil is going to squash any of this technology or anything similar mainly out of fear.

    If they don't choose to understand it, they fear it, sadly enough.
  • Rob
    I hope this technology is legit. But there is a TON of differing opinions about the thermal yield, blah, blah, blah, qualities of this procedure.

    Just do a Google searhc on HHO Gas.

    Apprently, the process was invented in the 1900's. Since then, it has been used mostly in welding applications as a replacement for oxy-acetylene welding.

    This news post from Fox is from 2004. And whether or not this can fuel a car for any length is uncertain. So I guess you have to wonder why nobody's really heard anything more about this since then.

    I hope it's legitimate, but I think there would have been more press coverage on this iif it was.

    Good find and goof blog!
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