Dan Green (yes, his real name) of Kilauea, Hawaii has invented an HHO generator for his 1985 Volkswagen Westfalia that he says improves gas mileage by 30-percent. What is unique about Green’s van is not the hydrogen gas saver unit itself, but the fact that the device is powered by solar energy.

Green has a solar panel mounted on top of his Volkswagen that collects the sun’s energy. The energy is transformed into electricity and fed to a second battery at the back of the vehicle. This battery in turn supplies power to the hydrogen gas saver that injects HHO gas into the engine of the vehicle.

Like other HHO generators, Dan Green’s device boosts the power, efficiency and fuel savings of his vehicle. Green also mentions the trucking and shipping industries as the two candidates that could benefit the most from this technology now.

With as much fuel as large ship burn while out to sea, one would think they would be all onboard with hydrogen gas saver technology. However, this is one area that is seriously lacking right now in the industry.

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