http://ens-news.com/ens/jul2002/2002-07-01-09.asp
ens
Clean Fuels Supported by $4.6 Million in Grants
WASHINGTON, DC, July 1, 2002 (ENS) - More than $4.6 million has been
awarded to 24 states and the District of Columbia to help build local
markets for alternative fuels and vehicles.
Energy
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/16671/story.htm
Planet Ark :
Toyota to market fuel cell cars this year
JAPAN: July 2, 2002
TOKYO - Toyota Motor Corp, the world's third largest automaker, said
yesterday it would become the first carmaker to market a fuel cell
passenger car,
Harry, fascinating stuff. Where did you get your Australian info from? I
would love to see the reports. I have suggested to quite a few farmers that
the introduction od LSD ULSD is going to give us farmers a bit of trouble
based on every one elses woes, but no-one really thinks it will be a
Harry, I think you mentioned to me the islanders drive around their diesel
engined vehicles with local crushed oils with no need for conversion. What is
the FA profile for these oils?
Steven
gjkimlin wrote:
Steve and I have been discussing the breeding of the perfect oil
plant. I will do some
The oil we use for SVO/WVO use is of unknown mixed sources, so FA profiles
are useless for us.
Steve Spence
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Harry, fascinating stuff. Where did you get your Australian info from? I
would love to see the reports. I have suggested to quite a few farmers that
the introduction od LSD ULSD is going to give us farmers a bit of trouble
based on every one elses woes, but no-one really thinks it
I know that I can be a little thick but can some one help me to get
this problem with climate change. Perhaps the rapidity and direction
of climate change has been affected by human intervention but so
what? Nothing in nature is constant and natural systems must have
evolved to cope with change.
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/07/02/national/02POLL.html?ex=1026273600e
n=824f83cad7d2b36eei=5040partner=MOREOVER
California Lawmakers Vote to Lower Auto Emissions
By JOHN H. CUSHMAN Jr.
After a long and bitter debate, lawmakers in California today passed
the nation's strongest legislation to
For a bizarre read, try this:
20/1 Evaluation of the Comparative Energy, Environmental and Social
Costs and Benefits of Biodiesel (pdf ~496kb)
http://www.shu.ac.uk/rru/scp20-1r.pdf
Forwarded to me by a less-than-thrilled Dave Preskett.
These guys have also set up a forum for discussion of
I did read through it, and I can not see what is so bizzare about that
study. We have seen worse.
Where they fail in their efford to be transparent, is the high primary
energy input given for esterification. Seems that this includes the
methanol input, but this is not stated or explained.
In
How 'bout if we started at the back end of your horse and work
forward?
You state at the end of your message that the information that
you are specifically looking for is that which doesn't ... count
the cost or doesn't assume that all change is bad.
First, why would you want literature that
UK...
Carbon emissions
Fuel from crops such as oil seed rape could cut carbon emissions by hundreds
of thousands of tonnes, the environment secretary, Margaret Beckett, said:
Replacement of one million tonnes of fossil diesel with biodiesel from
oilseed rape would save between 500,000 and
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/16671/story.htm
Planet Ark :
Toyota to market fuel cell cars this year
JAPAN: July 2, 2002
TOKYO - Toyota Motor Corp, the world's third largest automaker, said
yesterday it would become the first carmaker to market a fuel cell
passenger car,
Hi Keith,
Hi Hoagy
Thanks for this, nice... Could be quicker, could be hotter too, only
120-130F. Still, that's okay, they're doing good. Makes you think,
though, eh? - all that free heat going to waste. Wonder why they
don't use it?
I don't know. Whadaya suggest. The Mother
For those interested, this beautiful book is available online at:
http://www.weblife.org/humanure/default.html
__ramjee.
Hello Ramjee
Very interesting too how Joseph Jenkins sells hard-copies of his book
AND makes a free version available online at the same website. Would
that more
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/07/02/national/02POLL.html?ex=1026273600e
n=824f83cad7d2b36eei=5040partner=MOREOVER
California Lawmakers Vote to Lower Auto Emissions
By JOHN H. CUSHMAN Jr.
After a long and bitter debate, lawmakers in California today passed
the nation's strongest legislation to
Can you please unsubcribe me or tell me how to unsubcribe.
Its been interesting on here but way too many emails and most of the stuff
in them ain't what im looking for!
Thanks for all the info anyway.
_
Chat with friends online,
Todd,
Just as predicted: The mono-, di- triglycerids made another yucky emulsion
after washing the crystal clear settled biodiesel. Just to confirm once
again the disadvantages of including water in the reaction. I thought water
only caused soaps. Putting pieces together, now it«s clear that
Stopped at a 76 station on route 5 today midway between LA and San
Francisco and noticed a sign on the pump reading that the fuel may
contain ethanol. Can't recall but it may have been phrased almost as
though it were a warning, though not as harsh as the MTBE warnings you
see. Anyway, I don't
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Me mum would even like this one. (Figures 9 and 10, pages 7 and 8
respectively.)
In summation she would say that Obviously it is more energy
efficient to wash behind one's ears than it is to wash between
one's toes, due to the caloric value extended from the act of
bending down. Therefore, the
I have another question. What effects does heat have on biodiesel? Is biodiesel
sensitive to sunlight? My questions are regarding the use of solar on biodiesel
to inhibit bacterial growth.
Bill C.
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On Thu, Jun 06, 2002 at 06:27:31PM +1000, Neil and Adele Craven wrote:
Now for my Question.
What is the issue if the ignition is not retarded 2-3 deg? As I live in
Australia and cover many
Hi all.
Can anybody tell me: Can the washing stages use ordinary tap water or do they
necessarily require distilled water?
I might try to run a recycling program for used oil in the city. Many
restaurants sell it at around 15 cents/lt (probably reused as second quelity
oil for cheap chinese
A few stations over here in Australia are trying the same thingbeware
ethanol contains water and water it down they do. Honestly it is very bad for
any vehicle and should only be used in emergencies with octane boosters.
By the way has anyone seen or collected any info on structure and
William Clark wrote:
I have another question. What effects does heat have on biodiesel? Is
biodiesel sensitive to sunlight? My questions are regarding the use of solar
on biodiesel to inhibit bacterial growth.
Bill C.
Bill,
Neither dino nor bio diesel like heat or light; in general
Not to sound too nieve or anything, but I've only just joined this group.
My questions are thus:
How is biodiesel made?
is it used the same as dinodiesel?
does it have any disadvantages?
and does it give the same power output?
You may have already answered all these before, however if anyone
UK...
Carbon emissions
Fuel from crops such as oil seed rape could cut carbon emissions by hundreds
of thousands of tonnes, the environment secretary, Margaret Beckett, said:
Replacement of one million tonnes of fossil diesel with biodiesel from
oilseed rape would save between 500,000 and
Now if only we could add a U in front of that SA in the headline, we'd
be getting somewhere over on this side of the pond. This sort of thing ought
to be the premier SUV in North America, instead of gas hogs. Maybe someday
soon, lots of deals being made on smaller diesels amongst Cummins and
As it happens, I filled up with 91 Octane instead of 87 or 89. Really
a 1 in 100 choice on my part. Usually I choose 87 without thinking.
But I once read a discussion of the Midwest U.S. that said that even
there sometimes the only ethanol is in the 91. So, maybe mine did
contain ethanol. If
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