E-Fuel’s MicroFueler, the home-based ethanol production system that makes gas from sugar or stale beer, was unveiled for the first time today in New York. E-Fuel says it will now take preorders ...

The MicroFueler has its own pump and hose - just like the pump at your corner gas station - so you can easily fill up your car. "It's so simple, anyone can make their own fuel," Quinn says.

Recently unveiled in New York, the E-Fuel MicroFueler could be sitting next to the jacuzzi in your back garden by the end of the year, if you're prepared to shell out five grand. Even Homer ...

Sierra Nevada Brewing, makers of fine beverages, recently purchased an EFuel 100 MicroFueler, which produces ethanol from water, sugar, and yeast. Guess what one of the major byproducts of beer ...

Make fuel for “less than you pay at the pump” with the Microfueler. About the size of a “stackable washer-dryer,” this home ethanol system and pump station distills its own feedstock mix ...

The $10,000 E-Fuel MicroFueler consists of a 250-gallon tank for organic feedstock, such as waste wine and beer, and a still that converts it to 100 percent ethanol, or E-Fuel.

New MicroFueler Design The final MicroFueler product, which starts shipping in July, is more than 60% smaller and 80% lighter when compared to the original concept unit shown last year.

Microfueler was founded in 2008, and has 25 employees. It’s based in Paso Robles, Calif., and is founded by Tom Quinn, who invented and holds the patent for the motion-game controller used by ...

The MicroFueler sells in the United States at just below $10,000. But the cost to U.S. customers is expected to be under $5,000 after federal and state tax credits of up 50 percent for alternate ...

That’s what inventors of the E-Fuel MicroFueler claim, and there’s support for the idea in government, industry and pop culture. MicroFueler buyers are eligible for a $5,000 tax credit.

Will you soon be making your own fuel from the leftovers of beer and wine companies? That’s the idea behind the E-Fuel MicroFueler, the first of which was installed in a Pacific Palisades home ...