Will this new "Super Fuel" make Big Oil obsolete?

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Dear Reader, The next war will not be fought with bombs. It will be fought with energy. In fact, the war has already begun. In 2009, Vladimir Putin cut natural gas exports to Europe by 60%, plunging the continent into an energy crisis within just a few hours. In 2015, he threatened to cut 40% of Europe's natural gas imports from Russia, if Russia did not receive advanced payment from Ukraine. On June 7th, the first ever liquid natural gas shipment from the U.S. to Central Europe arrived in Poland. And in early July, during the speech he gave in Warsaw, Poland - prior to the G20 summit in Germany - President Donald Trump fired this shot across Russia's brow: "We are committed to securing your access to alternate sources of energy, so Poland and its neighbors are never again held hostage to a single supplier of energy." It would appear that U.S. natural gas will be the big winner as President Trump's administration green-lights more shipments to directly compete with Russia. But as a U.S. State Department Energy Adviser, I can tell you that the real winner will be an entirely new superfuel found deep in the Andes Mountains. Scientists have developed a way for this fuel to exponentially (and cleanly) increase the power production of every energy source in the world. That includes natural gas, oil, solar, wind, geothermal, nuclear, hydro... all of the above and more. This fuel could provide the answer to Russia's warmongering by giving not only Europe, but also the U.S., complete energy independence. The wealthiest companies in the world - like Google, Apple, Amazon, FedEx, Walmart, AT&T and Ford - are already racing to secure strategic reserves. And the market for this new superfuel is on the verge of exploding from $29 billion to $7.2 trillion. Russia and their allies in the Middle East do not want to see this happen, because it could kill their economies. And they'll do almost anything to stop it. Click here to see the video and get the entire story. To Your Success, Mike Ward Publisher, Money Morning

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