>Now Mr. Addison,
>
>We wouldn't be implying that ethics, principles, morals, ethics
>and just plain professional courtesies are excessively
>abbreviated, if not altogether non-existent amongst far too many
>of the human species, would we?
>
>:-)
>
>Todd Swearingen
:-)
No, we wouldn't. Too many
Biodiesel is an aqueous solution. Message from Camillo of Energea to
the Biofuels-biz group:
>Comment on "various national biodiesel standards set rather low
>tolerances for water content":
>
>The Austrian Standard ONORM C 1191 said only: "No water should settle
>out"
>(i.e. about 1200ppm water
>motie_d wrote:
>
>
> > We have a very uphill battle, and must find a way to effectively
> > refute the plethora of misinformation. Any suggestions will be
> > gratefully considered.
> >
> > Motie
>
>Perhaps if North Americans had to pass a drivers test in Europe, they
>might learn the differenc
Hi Motie
Sure sounds like Mob Rule to me.
Anyway, sad to say, there's nothing unusual about Pimentel and what
he does, and why. It's standard practice in certain spheres. Rather
influential spheres. Do you know about the Avery's, for instance,
Denis and son Alex? They put out a barrage of thi
Now Mr. Addison,
We wouldn't be implying that ethics, principles, morals, ethics
and just plain professional courtesies are excessively
abbreviated, if not altogether non-existent amongst far too many
of the human species, would we?
:-)
Todd Swearingen
- Original Message -
From: Keith
Research of this behind-the-'scenes' type done with a bit of titration
gear on the tailgate of a car shows that it's not always obvious by sight
what is good oil and what is not. Usually I think that if it still smells
like decent food, it's less-fried and seems to be better quality, and
liqu
Re. the comments on duty free methanol; Id love to know how, and from
where,
I can purchase duty free or duty reduced methanol,all the sources Ive tried
in england tell me Im obliged by the chancellor to pay duties because
methanol is classed as a road fuel,indeed several friends in the stock
Thank you.
Hakan
At 04:56 PM 11/29/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Biodiesel is a word that is accepted as the standard name for methylated
>esters. It is not necessary or proper to split it into two words.
>
>Say bio fuel, if you wish, but it is biodiesel.
>
>Tom Leue
Yahoo
Biodiesel is a word that is accepted as the standard name for methylated
esters. It is not necessary or proper to split it into two words.
Say bio fuel, if you wish, but it is biodiesel.
Tom Leue
In a message dated 11/29/02 12:22:35 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<<
Hi all,
I sending you my
An interesting pump at www.redlinepumps.com . They are also available on
ebay at $189 plus $20 shipping. They also can have a filter mounted on them.
Craig
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
Biofuels list archives:
http://archive.nnytech.net/
Please do NO
Curtis,
You are right, I will be more careful in the future. The
consequences could be disastrous.
Hakan
At 11:48 AM 11/29/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>Whoa Hakan Watch out!! Dangerous curves ahead!!
>
>The American Constitution does NOT "protect the right for you to be killed
>by cars a
Let me see if I read this right. Anhauser-Busch is receiving $1/4
million to complete a $1 million retrofit that will save them
$1/2 million each year thereafter.
A two year payback and they need government assistance?
Talk about corporate welfare.
- Original Message -
From: EREN (by
Many restaurants do use a very hot water rinse in their fryers at
the end of the day, perhaps with some type of cleaning agent that
is considered or food use compatible. Makes for a fine mess in
the solids at bottom of the collection dumpsters and tends to
hasten hydrolysis post dumping.
Todd Swe
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Kim & Garth Travis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Perhaps if North Americans had to pass a drivers test in Europe,
they
> might learn the difference between blindly following rules and
> thinkingly applying rules. In North America going through a red
light
> is
Whoa Hakan Watch out!! Dangerous curves ahead!!
The American Constitution does NOT "protect the right for you to be killed
by cars and guns". I think I know what you meant by that ... so no need to
explain. But watch out wording it like that could start another
"Constitution" t
Interesting but true:
The only fuels supported at duty free pilot scale in the UK are hydrogen for
buses (buses already receive 80% fuel subsidy), compressed landfill gases and
not ethanol but methanol.
Keith Addison wrote:
> http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/18824/story.htm
Dear Kim,
I do not recognize your analogy with driving and I have spend very much
time in driving on the both continents and in many of their cities.
Americans might be blind, but following the rules? The American
constitution protects the right for you to be killed by cars and guns.
They ma
Hi all,
I sending you my second draft for comments and corrections. Added some
things and corrected language somewhat. It will be complemented with an
other piece about taxation issues.
Hakan
Structures of bio fuel business.
By Hakan Falk, "Energy Saving Now".
Renewable Energies are in some
Hi all,
I sending you my second draft for comments and corrections. Added some
things and corrected language somewhat. It will be complemented with an
other piece about taxation issues.
Hakan
Structures of bio fuel business.
By Hakan Falk, "Energy Saving Now".
Renewable Energies are in some
- Original Message -
From: csakima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, November 29, 2002 8:52 AM
Subject: [biofuel] Hello??
> I've been getting Yahoo bounces ... even though I've been keeping my inbox
> down to near empty. Sending test message anybody receiving this??
>
> Curt
Hello,
can anyone give me a rough idea of the types of centrifuges or liquid liquid
separation equipment that could be used for the separation of glycerol from
biodiesel, and the separation of water from biodiesel. (as in after washing)
I have no expertise in this kind of equipment and would app
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/18824/story.htm
Planned cut in UK bio-ethanol duty seen too little
UK: November 29, 2002
LONDON - A proposed cut in bio-ethanol duty in Britain falls short of
trade expectations and could jeopardise the development of the
sector, industry off
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/18824/story.htm
Planned cut in UK bio-ethanol duty seen too little
UK: November 29, 2002
LONDON - A proposed cut in bio-ethanol duty in Britain falls short of
trade expectations and could jeopardise the development of the
sector, industry off
motie_d wrote:
> We have a very uphill battle, and must find a way to effectively
> refute the plethora of misinformation. Any suggestions will be
> gratefully considered.
>
> Motie
Perhaps if North Americans had to pass a drivers test in Europe, they
might learn the difference between bl
http://www.msnbc.com/news/840036.asp?cp1=1
New panel will tackle energy policy
Commission aims to find approach safe from partisan sniping
By John J. Fialka
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 - A group of prominent philanthropic foundations
has created a $10 million commission of for
http://www.msnbc.com/news/840036.asp?cp1=1
New panel will tackle energy policy
Commission aims to find approach safe from partisan sniping
By John J. Fialka
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 - A group of prominent philanthropic foundations
has created a $10 million commission of for
Hi Keith,
You are right, we all do mistakes. My comment was not seriously meant to
complain about journalists and I agree that Jim Olsson was much worse. I
hope that prof. Sims get his other million, $1 million (local currency) is
not a lot of money in 20 or 30 years of research.
I like New
>Being journalist, you know that this things happens quite often without any
>influence from involved parties. For scientist it is very irritating, since
>they are used to work hard on references. I am sure that Prof. Sims is both
>somewhat flattered, but at the same time irritated. He got a good
Being journalist, you know that this things happens quite often without any
influence from involved parties. For scientist it is very irritating, since
they are used to work hard on references. I am sure that Prof. Sims is both
somewhat flattered, but at the same time irritated. He got a good
Hi Todd
Different version here:
http://masseynews.massey.ac.nz/2002/news_release/05_11_02b.html
Massey News Article | Canola oil fuels Massey entry in rally
And here:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,2109199a6160,00.html
Green MP drives to work in car fuelled by rapeseed oil
It says Prof. Si
Biodiesel producers, whose interest is in getting into the commercial market,
will always have an alrogether different set of problems than do those who
simply want to feel free to produce biodiesel in their backyard and burn
biodiesel, svo/wvo in their vehicles.
The situation is exactly analag
MEDIS TECHNOLOGIES ANNOUNCES FUEL CELL ADVANCE FOR FIRST COMMERCIAL
PRODUCT
11/20/2002
NEW YORK - November 20, 2002 - Medis Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ: MDTL)
announced today that it has achieved the technical level in its fuel
cell performance to provide continuous power for its first pla
Don't know where the article was originally printed...
http://www.globalhemp.com/News/2002/November/biodiesel_a_viable.s
html
VW Golf using eco fuel
Even in the face of super high-tech petrol electric hybrid cars
and a raft of other competitors, VW should have got a prize for
merely turning up
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