Not to my knowledge, and the GTL system in Ethiopia will be the first of
its kind i.e. "2nd Generation", and yes it has taken many years to get it
done without the "help" of the majors. ( ENRON offered the shareholders $60
million to sale and go away).
Doc Simpson
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Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 9:32 AM
Subject: RE: [biofuel] Fischer-Tropsch Chemistry
> You still have not answered Mr.Mark Radosevich's question. If production
> cost of syn. fuels is so low (around $1.75-$1.80 per bbl), why are people
> still pumping oil from the gro
Dear Sir,
I can not and do not have authority or the expertise to tell you why people
are still pumping oil, maybe it has to do with an economic system from the
industrial revolution that still may take many more years to make the
change, or possibly the environment will change it for us.
A al
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Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 9:32 AM
Subject: RE: [biofuel] Fischer-Tropsch Chemistry
> You still have not answered Mr.Mark Radosevich's question. If production
> cost of syn. fuels is so low (around $1.75-$1.80 per bbl), why are people
> still pumping oil from the gro
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Sent: Tuesday, 25 September 2001 11:58 PM
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Subject: Re: [biofuel] Fischer-Tropsch Chemistry
Dear Mr.Mark Radosevich,
Sny fuel and its economic production / and related technologies have been
part of my professional existence for since 1972. I hold a M.Sc. P.Eng
Dear Mr.Mark Radosevich,
Sny fuel and its economic production / and related technologies have been
part of my professional existence for since 1972. I hold a M.Sc. P.Eng, and
worked very closely with Elf, Aquitaine, and the Shell group in the design
and development of "1st Generation" Gas To Li
