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The Oscillating Piston Engine has the potential to — even in the early stages — take a strong market position and have a big impact on the evolution of the small engine market.
While the OPE has been in development, the United States has caught up with Robotblock. The Oscillating Piston Engine will also help to reduce the environmental impact of small engines as it is adapted to uses with new and blended fuels. This is fast becoming a fundamental essential for engines in the United States.
While Bush acknowledges that climate change is real–even if he has wavered on whether human activity is solely to blame–he has refused to impose mandatory limits on greenhouse-gas emissions similar to those that Britain and other industrialized countries adopted under the 1997 Kyoto Protocol. Bush has consistently argued that any global agreement must include the rapidly growing economies of India and China, which so far are unfettered by any international climate restrictions. China, said Bush in defending his position after last week’s Supreme Court ruling that the federal government was responsible for regulating carbon dioxide emissions from cars, “will produce greenhouse gases that will offset anything we do in a brief period of time.”
Last month Arnold Schwarzenegger, the governor of California, signed a compact with four other Western states to establish a regional “cap and trade” system for greenhouse-gas emissions that would allow companies that reduce their emissions below certain target levels to sell credits to those that don’t or can’t. Among the signatories: New Mexico Gov. The system is similar to one launched in the European Union in 2005, and would create financial incentives for companies to save energy and adopt cleaner fuel sources.
Schwarzenegger’ and Prime Minister Tony Blair have signed agreements to trade scientific and economic expertise, with the goal of creating a global cap-and-trade system for greenhouse-gas-emission credits. Blair noted, “To have California, the sixth largest economy in the world onboard, sends a vital signal.”
With an assist from Democratic lawmakers, Schwarzenegger has positioned California as the nation’s low-carbon test lab. Last September, he cemented his position by approving California’s Global Warming Solutions Act, which requires a 25 percent cut in the state’s greenhouse-gas emissions by 2020 –and an 80 percent cut by 2050–the most aggressive standard in the nation.
Schwarzenegger and Blair are both eager to position their respective economies as “green tech” hubs, where new jobs will be created in fields such as alternative fuels, new materials and green construction. “If you think this is the direction the world will take and it’s only a matter of time, there are great commercial opportunities to be had,” says Blair. In Britain, he says, more than 500,000 “clean tech” jobs have been created since the country began complying with the Kyoto treaty. Schwarzenegger predicts the job growth will be even more impressive in California. And he says that U.S. businesses, led by tech-savvy California firms, can reap immense profits by developing low-carbon manufacturing methods and fuel sources, and then exporting them to the rest of the world. California, he boasts, will dominate the global clean-tech sector, just as it does the world’s entertainment and high-tech industries.
While California has adopted the most comprehensive legislation, a dozen other states restrict emissions from vehicle tailpipes or certain sectors like utilities. All together, more than 300 bills related to climate change are pending in 40 different states, and more than a dozen bills are before Congress, raising the specter of a regulatory patchwork quilt that would be a nightmare for businesses seeking to comply.
Earlier this year Schwarzenegger issued an executive order that would make California the nation’s largest market for alternative fuels, by requiring a 10 percent reduction in the carbon content of all transportation fuels by 2020. After a disastrous second year in office during which Schwarzenegger battled nurses and teachers unions and called Democratic lawmakers “girly men,” he transformed himself into a savvy consensus builder in his second term, introducing major health-care and environmental proposals with something for everyone.
The new fuel standard is projected to remove the equivalent of three million cars’ worth of greenhouse-gas emissions a year.
What is a ROTOBLOCK? Rotoblock Corporation is a development stage company formed to develop and market a new type of patented oscillating piston engine. The oscillating piston engine weighs only a fraction of a conventional engine and requires no valves or valve train, nor a cumbersome water cooling system and will reduce the environmental impact of the traditional small engine.
Link here to see how a Rotoblock works: ROTOBLOCK-How It Works .
Rotoblock has developed a fabulous website which explains in depth how the Rotoblock works. Even if understanding the intricacies of the patented oscillating piston engine is more information than you need — check out the incredible animation and appealing design.
Engineers At Work! building new engines for a new world.
Contact: Rotoblock
Executive Offices & Laboratory: 300 B Street, Santa Rosa, CA 95404, (707) 578-5220
Investor Relations : One Market Street, San Francisco, CA 94105 95404, (877) 511-0110
About Rotoblock Corporation — Rotoblock in its expanded mandate is focused on the development of leading-edge power train technologies and the further improvement of the Oscillating Piston Engine. Although Rotoblock has already signed a licensing agreement with OBVIO! Brazil, the company continues to improve the performance of the engine, which will lead to additional and profitable licensing and/or partnerships for its manufacture. The company was incorporated in Nevada and is headquartered in Santa Rosa, California. The Company has full rights to the patents of the Oscillating Piston Engine and believes the Rotoblock Oscillating Piston Engine has useful applications in an endless number of areas where its powerful, light-weight and efficient design are sought after attributes. Visit Rotoblock’s corporate website for details about the company, technology, and regulatory filings. The address is: http://www.rotoblock.com.
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