21st Century Engine

High Efficiency Phoenix Turbines

The fossil fuels that powered industrial growth during the last century need to go the way of the dinosaurs. Likewise, fossil-fuel burning engines – piston ICEs, bladed turbines, and fuel cells dependent upon a petroleum-based hydrogen infrastructure – must be scrapped.

At present only 10-15% of the drivable world public has access to a vehicle. By 2010 a preventable tragedy will be in full swing as twice as many drivers hit the road.

A global motive power revolution must occur now in order to prevent the human species from achieving mass suicide by automobile pollution. However, man’s motive power progress spanning the past three centuries clearly indicates that widespread technology implementation doesn’t occur until the following century:

	Steam piston engines developed in the 18^th century were only fully utilized in locomotives & steamships during the 19^th century.
	The internal combustion engine (ICE) was developed in the 1870's but not fully utilized until the 20^th century.
	Although the turbine engine was fully developed in the 20^th century, it was only partially utilized – awaiting its full potential during the 21^st century.
	Fuel cells now being developed will be ready for full utilization in the 22^nd century.

Since the fuel cell & its hydrogen infrastructure will not be ready for several decades, this is the time for people to pull together on the turbine engine of the 21^st century, while still developing fuel cells. People must cooperate on this cycle of technological utilization for, without a radical shift from piston engines to turbines now, there will be no 22^nd century for the world’s masses.

The Engine of the 21st Century!

High Efficiency Phoenix Turbines

Global Motive Power Revolution