Here is an update from me on power:
Rented a VW Gol for two weeks in Brazil, seems to correspond
to an old version of VW Golf or a VW Polo from the interior. Drove
1,000 miles in cities and on rural roads. 4 adults and luggage.
On the countryside no problems with speeds between 75 to
95 mph (may
>Hi All,
>I think the Minister is referring to the Flexible Fuel
>Vehicles, capable of sensing ethanol content in the
>fuel tank and adjust the spark timing accordingly.
>Brazil and Germany also entered into CDM agreement to
>promote the use of fuel ethanol.
>Samai
You've got it - thanks Samai.
>To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
>From: Sam Jai-In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Wed, 18 Dec 2002 23:33:23 + (GMT)
>Subject: Re: [biofuels-biz] Re: [biofuel] Brazil's new agriculture
>minister backs ethanol program
>
>Hi All,
>I think the Minister is refer
Hi MM
> >Fuel alcohol has returned to favor following a record cane crop,
> >sharp rise in oil prices this year
Complicated, I wish I knew more about it - complex stuff about
subsidies and whether they were a "good thing" or not (not that the
petro companies ever get subsidies of course!), big
Hi MM
> >Fuel alcohol has returned to favor following a record cane crop,
> >sharp rise in oil prices this year
Complicated, I wish I knew more about it - complex stuff about
subsidies and whether they were a "good thing" or not (not that the
petro companies ever get subsidies of course!), big
Hi All,
I think the Minister is referring to the Flexible Fuel
Vehicles, capable of sensing ethanol content in the
fuel tank and adjust the spark timing accordingly.
Brazil and Germany also entered into CDM agreement to
promote the use of fuel ethanol.
Samai
--- murdoch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Fuel alcohol has returned to favor following a record cane crop,
>sharp rise in oil prices this year
" and development of new engine technologies to use ethanol."
I wonder what this last comment is in reference to? Has there been
real progress in efficiency or power levels in using ethan
>Fuel alcohol has returned to favor following a record cane crop,
>sharp rise in oil prices this year
" and development of new engine technologies to use ethanol."
I wonder what this last comment is in reference to? Has there been
real progress in efficiency or power levels in using ethan
http://www.planetark.org/envpicstory.cfm/newsid/19100
s:
Brazil's new agriculture minister backs ethanol program
BRAZIL: December 17, 2002
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Brazil's new agriculture minister Roberto
Rodrigues on Monday expressed strong support for a relaunch of the
national sugar cane-b
