For Fuel Freedom, Inc. Contracts With Southern Pine Dealer To Provide 1/6th of US Fuel Demand From Ethanol

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Port St. Joe, FL – December 18, 2008 (PressReleasePoint)

For Fuel Freedom, Inc. signs
historic license agreement .

For Fuel Freedom, Inc., a newly formed alternative energy and renewable fuels provider, can produce more ethanol fuel from cellulose than corn ethanol producers by 274.8%. Fuel Freedom’s Renewable Fuel Strategy and Economic Plan is to be the top ethanol producer by managing municipal solid waste, corn stover, cotton compost, forest understory, sorghum stalk, and other subsoil or waterless crops. Part of this plan involves farming Southern Pine. The company has partnered with Emerald Coast Energy, LLC, a leading dealer among Southern Pine tree farms to achieve this goal. “It is crucial to the renewable fuel argument that American ingenuity in cellulosic technology and farming poses monumentally different economics than ethanol from corn.”

The company’s process can produce 16.5% of the nation’s automobile fuel demand with 1 million acres of pine. Southern Pine is expected to yield 97.8 million tons of feedstock annually when forest management is integrated with ecosystem stewardship. Fuel Freedom’s process is believed to be “the silver bullet solution” – able to convert that pine into 25.9 billion gallons of ethanol.

The recently patented process generates huge quantities of vehicle fuel and uses what is deemed an Organic Hydrolysis™ instead of acid. The organics contain microbes designed to eat away at the exterior of the cellulose strands (microfibrils). These organisms are attracted to trees (xylophagous) and add to the biomass of the feedstock after consuming unfermentable parts.

ECE has recently agreed to begin pre-construction activities for a plant in the first quarter of 2009. The company licensed its oil-independent capable and carbon negative bio-fuel technology to ECE earlier this Autumn, but kept any announcement until key components of their financial strategy was in place.

Emerald Coast Energy is the exclusive licensee of Fuel Freedom’s proprietary process for all conifers as feedstock below the Mason-Dixon line. ECE has offices in Florida, and is reviewing sites as far as Louisiana for placement of facilities.

Stephen L. Rush, is President of For Fuel Freedom, Inc. and a contrary economist. On what this process does for the American economy, Mr. Rush exclaimed, “For Fuel Freedom can produce cheap fuel and alternative energy from renewable sources like tree branches, while promoting job growth simultaneously. This is a total solution.”

The economics of Fuel Freedom’s ethanol production can ease the transition to alternative fuel for both consumer and oil producer alike.

American consumers will not have to make lifestyle changes with ethanol due to such similarity to gasoline: same delivery mechanism, existing filling station infrastructure, 34 American flex-fuel vehicle model production lines, existing bio-refinery components, and plenty of tree farms and forest understory.

Mr. Rush expounded, “The economic strategy behind this is more than about consumer convenience – it is taking a stand to see the restoration of the hopes and dreams of the middle-class.”

The EPA’s renewable fuel requirement was increased to 10.21% in a recent decision. All continental U.S. gasoline supply, beginning January 2009, now must conform to this regulation by including fuel from renewable sources. That means oil companies are forcibly losing their market share to ethanol.

American oil companies can transition to alternative fuel profitably by accepting the following franchising rates available: earnings are being offered at the greater of 1% of gross or 10% of net profit from sales; additional terms apply.

Stephen L. Rush is a Contrary Economist and developed this ethanol technology over the past two years as a key part of a comprehensive economic plan. The Economic Plan, based on predictions put forth by Kondratieff Wave theory, includes a common-sense app
roach to economics - such as separating “corn as food” from the economies of “corn as fuel”.

About For Fuel Freedom, Inc. And Its Founder

For Fuel Freedom uses organisms to convert organic waste and carbon dioxide into carbon-negative alternative fuels, to avert oil crisis while improving local economies at oil independence capacity.

Links to Stephen L. Rush’s biography can be found on the corporate page at http://ForFuelFreedom.com/Corporation.htm.