4 months ago, the lowest gas price was about $3.40 per gallon. At present, the lowest gas price is about $4.40 per gallon for unleaded gas with an octane rating of 87. $1 per gallon is a very significant price increase within the last 4 months.

If this trend continues, then we might be buying gas for $5.65 per gallon by the end of the year. And that will mean a very very cold Christmas for a lot of people, including myself.

Let's ask ourselves, how much can we save if we use less gas in a month? In a year? If you are driving a car or truck that consumes about 45 gallons per month, then based on the recent gas price data, you will be saving at least $1 per gallon. That is a $540 savings in a year.

Instead of allocating this amount for gas, it can be used for your children's monthly school allowance. Parent's who are working for a minimum salary or someone like me who is a stay-at-home dad, know how much this means.

Gas is one of the several things that is being sold, but is never on sale. We cannot stop the continuing increase of gas prices. And that is a reality. We certainly cannot stop this phenomenon. But, are we doing something to minimize the effect of rising gas prices?

The continued increase of gas prices has forced most of us to look for ways to save money. It has forced us to trade our SUV's for a more efficient less gas consuming, smaller car engine. But even with a more efficient engine, our bank accounts are still hurting.

A lot of us may have thought of not using gas, but it is clear that we cannot go that route. We have concluded that we should instead use less gas. "How can I increase my gas mileage?" is a question we hear very often.

There is a way to modify your car to increase your mileage.
Let me give you an example...

A waste processing plant which receives and stores human wastes need to process all the wastes and ensures that the environment is safe from the final products. One of the products of this waste processes is Methane, also known by its molecular formula CH4.

The amount of methane produced from the waste processing plant can be used in the plant's own Diesel power generation plant. The diesel engines can be modified to run on 90% diesel and 10% methane. We call this, 10% Methane Injection. This modification saves the company at least 10% of the diesel fuel cost.

Gasoline engines can be modified to run on gas and hydrogen. The same goes for Diesel engines. They can be modified to run on diesel and hydrogen.

This process is called Hydrogen Fuel Injection. It increases the burn efficiency of gas/diesel, thereby increasing mileage. You can save gas money because you do not have to pay for hydrogen fuel.

With a proven extraction process, you can use water to generate hydrogen. This is what we call free gas! It has been documented that you can save up to 50% on gas, using this technology.