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Although the cost of each gallon of ethanol produced in the MicroFueler depends on the price of sugar, electricity, and water, Thomas Quinn maintains that it can be made for somewhere around $1 per gallon. The company is trying to make inedible sugar available from Mexico, which can be bought for as little as 2.5 cents per pound.
The largest sources of ethanol are corn kernels in the United States and sugarcane in Brazil, though an increasing amount of advanced ethanol is made from non-food sources such as tree trimmings, agricultural residues like wheat straw, and fast growing grasses.