TECHNOLOGY FOCUS - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY - Preferred Process: The process further involves converting at least a portion of the first hydrocarbon group, as olefins, to 1-40C alcohols. The 1-40C alcohols are blended with kerosene or diesel fuel to improve combustion characteristics of the kerosene or diesel fuel for use in fuels production process diesel-engine electricity generators; or blended with kerosene, gasoline, diesel fuel, and jet fuel to improve combustion characteristics of the kerosene, gasoline, diesel fuel or jet fuel as finished fuels. The blended kerosene is the total finished fuel. The 1-40C alcohols are tailored to meet fuel characteristic requirements for external blending with kerosene, gasoline, diesel fuel and jet fuel. The blended alcohol mixtures are the total finished saleable fuel products. The second hydrogen (H2) product is generated by reacting carbon monoxide (CO) and water over a metal catalyst to form carbon dioxide (CO2) that is re-circulated and reacted with carbon to form CO. Generating the second hydrogen product involves reaction of natural gas, methane (CH4), with steam to produce hydrogen and carbon dioxide where carbon dioxide is re-circulated and reacted with carbon to form carbon monoxide; generating a second carbon monoxide product through reaction of methane with oxygen (O2) or through dry-reformation of methane with a catalyst and carbon dioxide to produce hydrogen and carbon monoxide, where hydrogen and carbon monoxide are reacted to form a first hydrocarbon group as olefins; electrolysis of water; and generating H2 using any method, including importation of hydrogen from an external source. Electricity for the electrolysis process is generated from steam-turbines, and the steam power for steam-turbine electricity generation is re-directed from the initial process of burning coal; from diesel engine generators, and the fuel for diesel-generated electricity generation is a mixture of 1-40C alcohols, diesel fuel and kerosene which are produced as the further reaction products from first hydrocarbon product, as olefins; or from any method, and oxygen as by-product from the electrolysis of water is re-circulated for the improvement of fuel production combustion reactions. The reaction of CH4 with O2 also generates water. EXAMPLE - No suitable example given.