Roger Billings

Roger Billings

"I was a dreamer and still am. But I look at things this way. Some people have the ability to see tomorrow better than most."

Roger Evan Billings (born January, 1948) is an American businessman, inventor and developer of high-tech products. Billings is best known for his pioneering work as a developer of hydrogen energy technologies.

Billings is the CEO and Chairman of Billings Energy Corporation, a new start-up company focused on the development of hydrogen energy technologies. The new company bears the same name as the predecessor Utah corporation establish in 1972. The company is headquartered in Independence, Missouri. The company plans to build upon privately funded research and development efforts conducted over the past ten years to bring to market commercial hydrogen energy applications.

Billings is the author of two books on hydrogen energy technology, Hydrogen from Coal: A Cost Estimation Guidebook (1983) and Hydrogen World View (1991), and the co-author of a technical networking book, WideBand Networking (2000). He has also authored numerous technical papers on hydrogen energy and on computer networking.  Source: Wikipedia;  Quote Source: Entrepreneur Magazine.

Key Achievements:

- First Hydrogen Fueled Car
- Client/Server Computing
- Double-sided Floppy Drive
- First Hydrogen Fuel Cell Car

More About This Scientist:

- Time-line of Milestones
- Books by Roger Billings
- Roger Billings' Official Site