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EFuel100 MicroFueler
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EFuel100 MicroFueler
The E-Fuel 100 MicroFueler is a home ethanol brewing system. It will be about as large as a stackable washer-dryer, sell for $9995 and ship before year-end. The MicroFueler will use sugar as its main fuel source, or feedstock, ...

EFuel100 MicroFueler
At a shade under $10000 it's not exactly cheap; but it's a great idea. The "EFuel100 MicroFueler":http://www.efuel100.com/t-product.aspx.

Make Your Own Ethanol with a MicroFueler
Enter the new E-Fuel100 MicroFueler. This machine has just been launched and it seems to allow you to make ethanol at home with very little hassle. (We say “seems” because we haven't tried it yet– it's available for pre-order but ships ...

Americans opt for backyard biofuel with Efuel's Microfueler
Launched in the States last week, Efuel 100's new 'Microfueler' is a handy device that allows motorists to address and effectively bypass the whole biofuels dilemma without even leaving the house. Read more...

Efuel100 microfueler-Cheap fuel to combat rising gas prices
EFuel company has launched a microfueler that makes bio fuel as a home based alternative for as low as $1 per gallon.

MicroFueler Home Ethanol Pump Unveiled, Ready For Pre-Orders ...
E-Fuel's MicroFueler, the home-based ethanol production system that makes gas from sugar or stale beer, was unveiled for the first time today in New York. E-Fuel says it will now take preorders for the $10000 system now, and will ship ...

EFuel100 MicroFueler Churns Out Ethanol from Sugar and Booze
E-Fuel Corporation has just unveiled the very first home ethanol system called the EFuel100 MicroFueler. Yep, you can now run your cars on home-made biofuel. Just dump in sugar, yeast, and water and then you're good to go. ...

MicroFueler Fuels Your Car With Homebrewed Ethanol » The Ube
A prototype of a home-based ethanol distiller could drastically cut fuel costs.

EFuel100 MicroFueler
The EFuel100 MicroFueler could roll back the years, being a home ethanol refinery. All you need to do is hook it up to a power and water source, throw in sugar “feedstock” and yeast/discarded alcohol, and see it produce 35 gallons of ...