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Arkenol Fuels is an Orange County, California (USA)-based technology and project development company whose focus is the construction and operation of ethanol factories worldwide. The company also licenses its ethanol-producing technology to others.
The company has invented and patented a process to make a fuel that is equivalent to, but less expensive than, gasoline. The fuel is called ethanol and can be used as an energy source for many purposes, including fuel for cars and trucks.
To make the fuel, the company uses a variety of waste materials that typically end up at a city or county landfill such as plant and tree clippings, paper and cardboard products or agricultural residues.
Arkenol Fuels patented process uses a chemical that breaks materials down into their basic components that are then used to make the fuel.
Arkenol's ethanol is lower in cost and the process is more energy-efficient than any other ethanol product produced today, and aids the environment because it is bio-degradable and not harmful to our air and water.
A key advantage of Arkenol Fuel's process is that it can be used to extend the life of landfills because it uses many materials that are not typically recycled.