KPW will be responsible for producing all of the nation’s fuel. This includes not only fossil fuels, but ethanol fuels, and distribution. Ethanol and fossil fuels are not under the affordable resource provisions which will make fuels more expensive, but the idea will be to keep prices reasonable, even if not under the guidelines. KPW does have to produce a profit from these sales. In any area that would hold fossil fuels, it will be extracted, but it will remain within the nation and there be a no export policy. The fossil fuel will be created on demand as the policy of Kaldus will be to reduce fossil fuel dependence. Even if one does not believe in climate change, fossil fuels will only go up naturally when compared to ethanol fuels.
KPW will use its water treatment facilities to create algae based fuels. While more intensive, it relieves the corn, and other crops for human consumption rather than compete for fuel. This will keep the price of food to as affordable as possible. Both fuel for automobiles, and jets can be processed through this means. The fuel can than be sold, or used by the nation for a profit which will be used to keep water management as affordable as possible.
The benefits of this will be the water treatment will be more effective, and will use more natural processes to create the fuel. It is also cleaner than producing from fossil fuels while providing for the same performance. In addition to selling the fuels it produces, it can reduce what the customer pays for water and sewage services. Since water is an essential resource, it must be by law to be affordable. The sales of fuels will help offset the costs of providing for water and sewage services.
Since the ethanol can be used for aircrafts, most of the ethanol fuel will be used for that reason. With that said, every county will have either an airport, or a heliport. Excess fuel can then be sold to fueling stations, and therefore provide for additional profits. No ethanol fuel will be wasted, even if 100% goes to the airports, or heliports.