Power Energy Fuels, Inc. Leads the World In Waste-to-Ethanol Motor Fuel Conversion Source: Power Energy Fuels, Inc., Yahoo Finance 04/18
DENVER, April 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Imagine being able to take the huge amounts of waste created by farm animals -- millions of tons per day -- and turn that waste into a highly usable fuel ... all with a minimum amount of waste byproduct and a maximum amount of positive environmental impact. Impossible ... NO. The proprietary process and patented catalysts, which Brookhaven National Laboratory concluded is ``superior to all others,'' will convert (using a chemical process) major environmental pollutants, such as animal and municipal solid wastes, methane gas and plastics, into a fuel that has a higher octane than ethanol. The Power Energy process produces not only a superior product, but also approximately twice the production from identical waste sources of other competing systems. Power Energy Fuels, Inc., with head offices and manufacturing facilities located in the Denver, Colorado metropolitan area, has the exclusive worldwide rights to a proven, documented and demonstrated process that will convert any carbon based materials into a high grade ethanol fuel called Ecalene(TM). Ecalene(TM) can be cleanly burned in automobiles, trucks and fuel cells and is registered with the Environmental Protection Agency as a fuel additive. It is an effective and enhanced replacement for MTBE because MTBE is being banned from use after 2004. The portable conversion plants can be transported anywhere in the world, to clean the environment, and reduce the greenhouse effect. No other system can offer the mobility, flexibility, or profitability afforded by the Power Energy plants and technology. Waste to Ecalene(TM) Conversion/Revenue Rates: Source Amount Output Revenue Municipal Solid Waste 1 Ton 100 Gallons $140.00 per ton Stranded Natural Gas MCF 8.5 Gallons $11.90 MCF Coal Fines 1 Ton 130 Gallons $156.00 per ton Hog Manure 1 Ton 85 Gallons $119.00 per ton The U.S. Senate Environmental and Public Works Committee approved legislation (S. 2962) bans the use of MTBE by 2004. The banning of MTBE will triple the demand for ethanol (Ecalene(TM)) over the next ten years. The legislation has been amended to require the EPA to study how the elimination of the oxygen requirement impacts air quality. It also provides EPA with the authority to regulate on the basis of those studies to preserve the emissions benefits of Re-Formulated Gasoline (RFG). We expect the market for Ecalene(TM) to expand into many applications. Ecalene(TM) plants can be located anywhere, hence, fuel marketers can develop more retail pumps, dedicated to alternative fuels, since the supply is distributed closer to refineries and fuel distribution channels. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/ Biofuel at Journey to Forever: http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html Please do NOT send "unsubscribe" messages to the list address. To unsubscribe, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
