NetworkNewsBreaks – Greenkraft, Inc. (GKIT) Prov
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Greenkraft, Inc. (GKIT) Provides Affordable, Eco-Friendly Automotive Products
Greenkraft, Inc. (OTCQB: GKIT) is a major player in the clean energy truck market that provides alternative fuel automotive products that are not only safer for the environment, they are also more cost effective. An article discussing this reads: “Natural gases are also less expensive. A study by SoCalGas concluded that vehicles powered by CNG offer substantial advantages over vehicles powered by gasoline or diesel (http://nnw.fm/KC8os). Researchers compared heavy-duty commercial diesel and natural gas vehicles and provided estimated break-even points, i.e. the prices at which it would be equally cost effective to use either natural gases or diesel. For a transit bus, the oil price would have to fall to $31 per barrel; for a short- haul heavy-duty truck, it would need to drop to $28 a barrel, while for a refuse hauler, the oil price would have to sink to $22 a barrel.”
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Greenkraft, Inc. (OTCQB: GKIT) is a major player in the clean energy truck market that provides alternative fuel automotive products that are not only safer for the environment, they are also more cost effective. An article discussing this reads: “Natural gases are also less expensive. A study by SoCalGas concluded that vehicles powered by CNG offer substantial advantages over vehicles powered by gasoline or diesel (http://nnw.fm/KC8os). Researchers compared heavy-duty commercial diesel and natural gas vehicles and provided estimated break-even points, i.e. the prices at which it would be equally cost effective to use either natural gases or diesel. For a transit bus, the oil price would have to fall to $31 per barrel; for a short- haul heavy-duty truck, it would need to drop to $28 a barrel, while for a refuse hauler, the oil price would have to sink to $22 a barrel.”
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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