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Hydrogen Engine Center, Inc, a developer of systems and processes used in the design, manufacture and distribution of alternative fuel internal combustion engines, engine controls and generator systems, today announced a series of steps to expand advanced technology development while simultaneously accelerating the delivery of alternative energy solutions to the global market.

HEC leadership noted that traditional, oil-based energy markets continue to experience pricing and supply concerns, and that these factors are expected to open alternative energy market opportunities earlier than previously forecasted. HEC is in a position to take fullest advantage of this situation. To do this, the company has adopted a four-point strategic plan:

Licensing of energy technology, built upon HEC's current and growing patent portfolio. Expand HEC work in utilizing our non-polluting power solutions in transforming renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power into mainstream power sources. The development and expansion of Green Corporate Partnerships to accelerate solutions for delivering near-zero emissions, fuel burning technology to customers worldwide.

The expanded utilization of industrial by-product hydrogen, to power industrial facilities globally. Vanderbrook commented, "This expanded four point strategy is designed to deliver real value and solutions to the market. We are approaching a tipping point where alternative energy is becoming the preferred source of power throughout almost every customer sector. I believe HEC is poised to help provide valuable solutions that reduce oil dependency, reduce greenhouse gases, and take demand off the strained power grid. This alignment helps HEC to move even more rapidly to develop and deliver reduced carbon energy solutions. I am proud to take the helm of Hydrogen Engine Center as Chief Executive Officer."

The common denominator of this accelerated strategy is HEC's advanced technology - integrated into solutions that deliver real world power systems to customers. This technology enables engines to burn cleanly, and relies on fuels that are readily available from a multitude of domestic sources.