With fuel prices recently surging past $4 per gallon and toxic emissions crippling our environment by the second, can you afford not to invest in a Global leader set to capitalize on a paradigm shift in both the multi-billion dollar automotive and energy industries?

While auto-industry leaders including Nissan and Volvo perfect their offerings for commercial use in coming years, Alternative Fuel Technologies Inc. (OTCPK: AFTC) has already developed systems that run on Dimethyl Ether or DME, otherwise know as the “perfect bio-fuel”.

The low cost, low emission fuel can be produced from a plethora of abundant natural resources, used in any diesel injection engine, and can be distributed through existing propane dispensing infrastructure.

AFTC is already capitalizing on both its position as an industry thought leader and early market entrant to deliver solutions today that provide an optimal replacement for diesel fuel and help consumers save money and improve their health simultaneously.

Alternative Fuel Technologies, Inc., (OTCPK: AFTC) a development stage company, engages in the design, development, and manufacture and sale of prototype fuel systems for diesel engines. Its fuel system enables diesel engines to burn a new and clean alternative fuel, dimethyl ether (DME). DME eliminates various smoke emissions (soot particulates), lowers NOx emissions, and obviates exhaust odor. The company’s fuel system products include fuel feed pump to move fuel from the fuel tank to the engine fuel injection system; high pressure common rail fuel injection system, including high pressure supply pump with integral inlet throttle valve; high pressure common rail with integrated pressure control valve and pressure sensor; solenoid actuated fuel injector; and fuel filters and related high and low pressure pipes. These DME fuel systems could be used on heavy-duty trucks and buses, construction equipment, farm equipment, diesel generators, and passenger cars equipped with diesel engines. Alternative Fuel Technologies focus markets include the United States, Europe, China, Japan, Korea, and India.