Malaysia Prime Minister, Paklah said Proton need to launch electric car by next year to reduce our people burden in petroled car.

The electric cost to run the car is RM0.18 per km. It can run 320km after charging for 6 hours long. Sounds cool huh…..

A few questions in my mind now……
1) What is the electric car price? would that be same as current proton saga which is around RM30k+?
2) Would our electric charge from Tenaga to be increased soon?
3) Can goverment do what they committed?

See Makcik PC below launched by PM last year end….

Is NGV safe after installation? Please look into this youtube. Maybe can think off some safety kits for sale to make some money during NGV installation……

While on my previous blog about water to gas. Today I read that there is a farmer “invented” fuel saver device using water to hidrogen concept

After making a study on such blue print for several months, Hisham finally came out with the prototype of his invention early this year.

Hisham installed the device in his Proton Iswara car using tools he bought from a hardware shop.

According to Hisham, the concept of his invention is based on the electrolysis process where hydrogen gas is produced and channeled to the car engine for combustion.

from Bernama news

Each installation would cost around RM500, he has installed about 100 cars and motors so far.  RM500×100= RM50,000, sounds cool huh!

So you also want to make money now with this “water to gas” concept? By the way, he read number of wesites before he invented this out, maybe he got buy the ebook too……

Recently there is worldwide concern that natural gas would go up to from current RM11.32 per million btu to RM32.56 per million btu which is 2.8 times the current price.

Recently a lot of people q up to to install NGV, but I think now they all can on hold the installation because potential natural gas price hike. I hope those NGV installers would not be impacted on their business because of this sudden change of economy climate. Good luck to those who have piled their NGV stocks. Not sure if this is still a make money opportunity to those NGV installer, but one wierd thing is found in Malaysia is Petronas start to setup more and more NGV stations for their beloved nation, would that be too late for us?? 

I think you better go and buy an ebook to see how you can DIY and run your car with water. Sorry I have no link here because I do not sell this ebook here.