robert and Benita wrote:
Jeromie Reeves wrote:
I think we are going in circles about the same issues.
This is a puzzling statement. I've only responded to you once. How
can we be going in circles?
Poor choice of phrase. I mean I think we agree but I am expressing my
Aarghh!! Jeromie's got the dreaded Green Slime Disease! LOL! Well
Jeromie, you're not the first, not the last either I'm sure.
It's very strange, IMHO, how people fall in love with algae, of all
things to fall in love with, but they do it nonetheless, and then
after that they can't seem to see
Bravo Robert! You sure got that right.
Pity Jeromie doesn't get it, but I'm sure lots of other people do.
All best
Keith
Jeromie Reeves wrote:
snip
Does that mean no one has ever made it work out side the lab? If that
is true, why is it true? What is the hurdle, growing, harvesting,
Jeromie Reeves wrote:
I think we are going in circles about the same issues.
This is a puzzling statement. I've only responded to you once. How
can we be going in circles?
I agree we need
to make things as
efficient as possible. I do not think we can get 'there' in one step,
or even
I burn ethanol in my truck with a few modifications.
This is a misstatement. It should read: I CAN burn ethanol . . .
Sorry!
robert luis rabello
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Hello Jeromie
On 1/15/09, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Jeromie
I have been looking into oil from algae and it seams like lots of talk
and nothing else.
That's quite right. Please see Oil from algae:
I have. It is informative but seams very negative with out really
On 1/18/09, robert and Benita [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeromie Reeves wrote:
snip
Does that mean no one has ever made it work out side the lab? If that
is true, why is it true? What is the hurdle, growing, harvesting,
processing? Ive read info saying algae oil is chemically the same as
On 1/15/09, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Jeromie
I have been looking into oil from algae and it seams like lots of talk
and nothing else.
That's quite right. Please see Oil from algae:
I have. It is informative but seams very negative with out really
saying it fails at
Jeromie Reeves wrote:
snip
Does that mean no one has ever made it work out side the lab? If that
is true, why is it true? What is the hurdle, growing, harvesting,
processing? Ive read info saying algae oil is chemically the same as
light sweet crude. Anyone have more sources showing this to be,
I have been looking into oil from algae and it seams like lots of talk
and nothing else. Is there something fundamentally wrong or missing
with the process? The growth part looks straight forward using
bioreactors. Getting the oil out of the algae looks simple enough, a
press and ultrasonics look
Hello Jeromie
I have been looking into oil from algae and it seams like lots of talk
and nothing else.
That's quite right. Please see Oil from algae:
... there is no such thing as biodiesel from algae apart from a few
laboratory samples.
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_yield.html#alg
In the News, 15 june 2007
A soap bubble collapsed.
A biofuel company of south Africa De Beers Fuel who hyped them selfs
as being the soon to be first big oil from algae firm,
was exposed as been a scam by an investigative TV programme.
De Beers Fuel marketed the concept under the Infiniti
Hello Bruno
In the News, 15 june 2007
A soap bubble collapsed.
A biofuel company of south Africa De Beers Fuel who hyped them selfs
as being the soon to be first big oil from algae firm,
was exposed as been a scam by an investigative TV programme.
De Beers Fuel marketed the concept under the
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