Energy chief admits U.S. has gas 'crisis'

Ok, now what? The administration 'focus' (of their rhetoric, at least) has been on hydrogen fuel cells and hybrid cars, both of which still rely on fossil fuels (there was a more recent article on this, but I don't remember where I saw it). There are many other alternatives. I also remember seeing a documentary in high school about an ultra-light, highly fuel-efficient car developed during the the oil crisis of the 70s, but the company never got to market it before the crisis ended. I think it was Volvo, but even Google fails to help me turn up answers. Does this ring a bell for anyone? Anyone?

(Sorry for this lazy post...)