Hydrogenetics, Inc., through its subsidiary, HydroAxis Technologies, Inc., develops a hydrogen generating system to be used as a complete device for gas and diesel internal combustion engine in various markets worldwide, such as automotive, truck, marine, farm tractors, earth moving vehicles, military, locomotive engines, mining, home heating units, generators, recreation vehicles, fork trucks, and lawn mowers using diesel or gas engines. It also owns Pacific Lights Entertainment, Inc., a film production company that produces small budget films in the comedy and Sci-Fi genres. The company, through its other subsidiary, Buffalo Biodiesel Inc., collects and sources waste vegetable oil from commercial food preparation establishments, and reselling it as raw feedstock to bio-diesel refineries; and sells bio-diesel and yellow grease for the production of bio-diesel to companies in the United States and internationally. The company was formerly known as Global Entertainment Acquisition Corp. and changed its name to Hydrogenetics, Inc. in August 2008. The company is based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.