APG announces it will introduce its dual fuel system into U.S. military

As reported by the DoD, last year their energy bills totaled approximately $20 billion and they consumed an estimated five billion gallons of petroleum. The DoD has ships, planes, vehicles, and generators designed to use one-hundred percent petroleum based fuels for the foreseeable future and are looking for an alternative fuel technology that is compatible with their existing equipment and storage infrastructure.

“Cuts to the Defense budget are forcing new solutions into our military infrastructure, while the DoD Green Initiatives and the rising cost of fuel have put a big target on the Department’s diesel consumption. APG’s technology will produce significant and tangible savings now. We are excited about working with APG to help the U.S. military cope with these changing and difficult times,” said HSG’s CEO Joshua Hartman.

Washington D.C. based HSG identifies emerging technologies and matches them to the problems troubling government customers. Most of the HSG team has spent a large portion of their careers working in the DoD and Intelligence Community and has years of experience in both the federal government and private industry.

Source: American Group Corporation