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The DCV Poverty
Alleviation Program
An Alternative Solution to the Problems of Poverty,
Crime and Global Warming
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About Us
 After a very humble start by
enterprising Filipino scientist Juan B. Mata, Jr. or simply "Jun" to his
friends, he started research and development into
organic fuel enhancers with plants he
found to have specific properties that enable them to be mixed with
petroleum products. This "Organic Solution"
would turn out to be an innovation in fuel enhancement with incredible
results. Named "Manna", it optimizes the fuel by acting as a "catalyst"
before its ignition rather than becoming part of the fuel's burning or
combustion process. In chemistry, a catalyst is a substance that is added in relatively small
amounts to a reactant and in so doing, affects the outcome of the reaction to
which the reactant is used although the catalyst is itself not consumed in the
reaction. To further discover and understand the innovation technically, Mr. Mata was
fortunate enough to coordinate and get the support of Engr. Dante C. Valencia,
a Civil Engineer and an Environmentalist. They found out that the fuel
is being refined further, in that the molecules are being cracked into
smaller parts at a low temperature thereby maximizing the fuel
resulting into lesser wastage or lesser carbon emission.
Through the better part of the
last decade, the innovation eventually resulted into four
different Manna catalysts, three for enhancing specific petroleum fuels and one
for engine oil or motor oil. These are:
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Manna Catalyst for Gasoline
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Manna Catalyst for Diesel
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Manna Bunker Fuel* Maximizer
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Manna Catalyst for Motor Oil
*Bunker
fuel is the fuel oil used to fire up furnaces and heating boilers like those used in
industrial plants and oceangoing ships. It used to refer to the fuel coal used by
steamships of the 19th and early 20th centuries which were
then-stored onshore in bunkers. The name later referred to the type
of fuel oil (that replaced the bunker coal) used by later ships although these are normally stored
onshore in steel tanks.
 Encouraged by consistent
successful and impressive results,
Mr. Mata together with Engr. Valencia, also the copyright owner of the
DCV Program designed
to alleviate poverty and reduce/capture carbon dioxide naturally by planting
million of trees through volunteerism, pursued all necessary means to gain government approval
from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and the Department of
Energy and secure a license to manufacture and market the
Manna herbal catalyst. With common noble intentions to help save mother
nature and mankind, Mr. Mata and Engr. Valencia, agreed to form a
corporation for this purpose which is registered by the name Manna Hydro Bio-Energy Corporation.
The initial Manna production plant is located in
Fairview, Quezon City, Metro-Manila with a new high-capacity plant being constructed in the
Philippine countryside, specifically in
Maria Clara, Diffun, Quirino Province, an eight-hour drive from the metropolis. An advantage with the
new site is that all the plants and trees from which
the ingredients of Manna are derived, grow abundantly in the area. As only
leaves are the main ingredients of Manna, there will be no problem of supply for
renewable raw materials even if demand greatly increases.
The Future of Manna
 The same organic-based technology
and philosophies that the company
utilized to develop and
produce Manna Fuel Catalyst will also be the basis of further research into
alternative fuels and energy sources that
will inevitably greatly lessen the dependence on fossil fuels, replacing these with more
abundant, clean and renewable sources without the environmental damage and
threats to health.
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