Hi,
I got curious about bio-fuels,especially bio-diesel as we began to discuss
about it on a state level here at us.
So I would ask for help from someone experienced in bio-fuels, who would be
interested in helping me to start up a new energy production facility.I am
interested in
How about the price isn't going up, the value of the dollar is coming
down. We won't be getting cheap imports much longer, but foreign
markets will be opening up to us.
Regards
Fred
On Wednesday, Dec 10, 2003, at 23:13 US/Eastern, Thor Skov wrote:
The price of World Energy's biodiesel
William (Billy-O),
My question is: Are (or rather, Would) we be crossing ethical lines by
producing biodiesel commercially (read: for profit)?
There's nothing wrong with making money..., only how you make it and what
you do with it.
Far less of an ethical dilemma to sell to an owner of a bus
I got this enquiry below, but it baffles my brain cell. Would the
all-wise among us be able to shed the clear light of reason, if not
unbaffle my brain cell? Thankyou!
There is also this:
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/BIOFUEL/28554/
Explanation for higher NOx emissions?
Best
Keith
One
Does anyone recall a old post (about 2-3 months ago) about someone
taking an older VW rabbit or some other VW and taking out the torque
converter (or the clutch) and replacing it with an electric motor.
The idea was a do it yourself hybrid vehicle. I Think it was a cross
post from another
If you can sell your biodiesel and make a profit that is acceptable for
you, please sell it. The morality does not rest with who is using it, it is
rather that someone is prepared to use it. It is not like you are giving
someone an advantage or a favor. It is that someone has moral enough
Since when has it been immoral to make a profit in this country from a
legitimate enterprise? There are a lot of people that would prefer to run
Bio but would not or will not make there own ever. I would suggest you look
into our wonderful government regulations before you get to far in.
If it is in fact running hotter, you could use a water injection system
to cool it down (and also increase efficiency a bit)
..or can you not do this with a diesel as you can with a gasoline engine?
-Martin Klingensmith
Keith Addison wrote:
I got this enquiry below, but it baffles my brain
Hi MM
Although I am not buying that production of ethanol requires more
energy than it
produces,
It could do - did you see this thread?
Expert pans ethanol
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/30146/1/
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/30217/1/
I don't think ethanol is ethanol is
Well, I've gotten the following responses to my
question:
1. soybean oil is goign up in price.
2. The dollar is coming down (presumably making
brazilian etc. soybean oil more costly).
3. Producers are price gouging because the market
will bear it.
I had a look at the chicago board of trade
Maybe more people are using biodiesel, my kids school bus now runs on
biodiesel, that is in Phoenix AZ. Supply and demand!!! We need to start making
more and start using more beneficial plants, like HEMP Then we can produce
a highquality product for a lower cost than any type of petroleum
In a message dated 12/10/2003 11:23:50 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Major
global climate change, triggered by rapidly increasing atmospheric
carbon dioxide levels, is an established fact. Human activity as the
major cause of it is an established fact.
No, it's not a fact.
Chetech-Lets talk. We are starting up to market bio diesel making
equipment in Northern CA. Call me at Cole Cole, (530)623-4456 Chuck
Cole
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From: chetech [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 1:43 PM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject:
on 12/10/03 1:23 PM, J B at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is an interesting question. I think that as
long the business is cooperatively owned, and you
give information to resources about making
home-biodiesel to individuals who would like to
make it. It doesn't seem the least bit
Hi Hakan
If you can sell your biodiesel and make a profit that is acceptable for
you, please sell it. The morality does not rest with who is using it, it is
rather that someone is prepared to use it. It is not like you are giving
someone an advantage or a favor. It is that someone has moral
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Thor Skov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Here's my question though. I thought that US virgin
oil biodiesel production was largely a bi-product of
the soap industry. If true, I would expect this
by-product to be somewhat insulated from price shocks.
It;s a
Keith,
I misunderstood, probably because I read one of the answers who assume that
this was the question, before I answered.
We have our site http://energysavingnow.com/ who deals with our quite
unique research and experiences concerning buildings, plus some education
on energy in general,
Hi,
As for Linux, or more specificaly GPL license that is used
in Open Source Software is Free. Please note the Free here
is defined as in Freedom, it does not mean it is free of cost.
Every one has freedom to make changes to source, but you
need to release your changes to the public uder
acceptable result of free-market forces at work? Or would it be a
case for regulation, perhaps with the judicious use of suibsidies in
some aspects of the picture?
Funny how those health-care cost figures are so similar to the
energy-use comparisons - the US uses twice as much as the other
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