A hydrogen fuel injection system has been developed by Hydrogen Hybrid Technologies Inc. (OTCBB: HYHY) and the Canadian Hydrogen Energy Company. Initial field trials have now been completed for the car and light truck after-market.

Consumers are in search of cheaper, more environmentally beneficial fuel solutions, a HYHY news release points out, specifically with high-consumption consumer vehicles such as SUVs and light trucks. HFI units are currently widely used in city buses, and long haul truck and other commercial vehicles and equipment.

The Canadian Hydrogen Energy Company is the world’s largest retail distribution network for any hydrogen product, with more than 140 certified installation centers in Canada, the United States, and a number of international markets. HYHY’s product is the first emission control technology to have received Environmental Technology Verification by the Canadian government and the first hydrogen technology to receive ETV recognition anywhere in the world.

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Hydrogen Hybrid Technologies, Inc. (HYHY) has retained exclusive worldwide rights to sell its Hydrogen Fuel Injection (HFI) technology to original equipment manufacturers (OEM). It also has non-exclusive rights to sell the HFI to worldwide after-market segments. In this era of uncertainty, with the pricing of traditional fuel costs, the HFI technology provides consumers with a viable option.

The HFI technology is a patented process developed by Canadian Hydrogen Energy Company (CHEC). The on-demand HFI system uses electrical power, either 12V or 110V, to split distilled water to produce hydrogen and oxygen gas. Both gases are then injected directly into the air intake of a normal combustion engine. The hydrogen acts to alter the combustion profile of the traditional fuel so that the chemical energy released is at a greater efficiency level with lower emissions. Since the chemical energy translates to increased mechanical energy, the engine is able to lower fuel consumption