Global Warming Solutions Files Provisional Patent for GEM Hybrid Engine

  
    
  
  
    
      Global Warming Solutions, Inc. (Pink Sheets:GWSO) – 
      a developer of technologies aimed at mitigating the effects of global 
      warming – today announced the filing of patent 
      protection for its new GEM Hybrid Engine concept. The new engine is a 
      combined combustion engine and electric motor which promises to 
      dramatically reduce the cost and complexity of hybrid automobile 
      configurations while increasing efficiency and fuel economy. The patent 
      applies to the concept and is the intellectual property of Global 
      Warming Solutions whether built by them or others.
    
    
      The GEM (Generator, Engine, Motor) concept combines a rotary combustion 
      engine where the engine block rotates with a magnet/coil assembly 
      affixed to the block and armature to create one unit that when operating 
      as a combustion engine provides direct power while simultaneously 
      producing electricity which can either be used directly or can be stored 
      in batteries. The GEM can also be used as an electric motor by stopping 
      the combustion and feeding the electricity back to the unit through a 
      simple switching technique. The advantages include a reduction in cost 
      of manufacture, eliminating expensive and complex computer coordination 
      of separate engine/motor units, and a reduction in weight.
    
    
      Global Warming Solutions already owns a patent for a revolutionary 
      rotary engine which is in stage 2 development and could be the 
      foundation for the GEM concept. Their combustion rotary engine has been 
      shown to be nearly friction free making it ideal for the electric engine 
      combination.
    
    
      Market applications include not only the hybrid automobile industry but 
      also stand alone electrical generation for hospitals, factories, 
      offices, homes, and even remote locations where electrical lines are 
      unavailable or costly. The combustion engine will run on methane, 
      propane, gasoline, bio-fuels, and can even be configured as a diesel.
    
    
      Global Warming Solutions wide array of Global Warming amelioration 
      technologies promise the greatly reduce emissions and reliance on fossil 
      fuels while at the same time producing substantial profits for the 
      company.
    
    
      “The filling of this provisional patent will 
      further increase the value of our portfolio of technologies and 
      intellectual properties and we hope to attract partners and licensees 
      who wish to commercialize the GEM Engine,” 
      said Dr. Vladimir Vasilenko, CEO of Global Warming Solutions, Inc.
    
    
      About Global Warming Solutions, Inc.
    
    
      Global Warming Solutions develops and commercializes technologies that 
      help mitigate Global Warming and its effect on our planet. The Company 
      targets three areas that help reduce the extent of Global Warming and 
      fight issues that have arisen as a consequence: Clean Energy, Carbon 
      Control, and Water Purification. Current climate models predict that 
      global temperatures will rise sharply over the next century. The 
      increase in temperatures can be slowed or eliminated by decreasing the 
      amounts of greenhouse gases released into the Earth’s 
      atmosphere. Global Warming Solutions seeks to leverage its experience 
      and management to help make a difference in the fight for climate 
      control.
    
    
      For more information visit the company website: http://www.globalwarmingsolutions.com
    
    
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