Dear Hakan,
That is an interesting site, although it seems a bit out of date
(pre-Enron days c. 2000). Increasing efficiency is certainly an important
component. Here is a recent article on the topic:
http://www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/news/local/5333274.htm
On Mon, 21 Apr 2003, Hakan
Dear Karus,
We have tried to get through to the Californians with,
http://california.energy.saving.nu/
Maybe it will be of some interest for you. The official
advices on energy saving are still to lower/rise temperatures
and to shut down HVAC in offices during non office hours.
This way they
I have some comments regarding my fellow citizen's comments from Dallas,
Texas, but first I'd like to say that this list is fantastic and very
useful.
I'm a grad student in California trying to move into renewable energy
production. As a research scientist I KNOW that the technologies are
Hello Karus
Excellent post, thankyou!
Anything more you'd care to add on moving to renewables and
decentralizing the energy supply in California would be most welcome.
Regards
Keith
I have some comments regarding my fellow citizen's comments from Dallas,
Texas, but first I'd like to say
I was laughing too, a little bitterly.
Unfortunately they're trying to recruit one of these fine Petroleum
people to come sell biodiesel in our area, Ken. it's heating up here
for commercial biodiesel.
mark
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Ken Provost [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mandatory
I don't think that petrol people could do biodiesel justice. Interesting
World's push now that there are two VERY large plants in the works out
here (Cali). Maybe the thought of loosing market share is sending them to
revamp their effort. ;-) Interesting they aren't seeking lower level
I think you're both being unreasonably critical. If
you focus on fleets, which makes a lot of sense from a
business perspective and from an environmental
perspective, then you want someone who talks the
language of the fleet managers you'll be dealing with.
Someone who has worked, say, as a fuel
At 02:37 PM 4/17/2003 -0700, you wrote:
What if it's
someone who is jumping at the chance to get out of the
petroleum industry?
regards,
thor
There are a great number of us that work or have partners that work in the
petroleum industry that are into making our own biofuels and working hard
Nope, it's not about purity of anything, though we do have people in
the business here that I'd say DO have a pretty clean non-biased
approach to biodiesel and to how they go about business.
What I'm complaining abut with the petroleum interests in the
biodiesel field has more to do with some
Actually Thor,
And this is for Graham's attention as well, a competent individual might be
trained equally as well on both sides of the fence to fill in any gaps. But
my money would be on an individual with a penchnant towards bio before dino.
as the principle isn't
being compromised and pimped.
Todd Swearingen
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From: girl_mark_fire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2003 5:32 PM
Subject: [biofuel] Re: Positions in biodiesel sales
Nope, it's not about purity of anything
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