>Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2002 21:00:58 +0900 >To: =?Windows-1252?Q?Werner_K=F6rbitz?= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >From: Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: "... patronising myth" > >Hello Werner > >I appreciate what you're saying, but if you also say that >home-brewers of biodiesel cannot produce standard-spec fuel, then >you're in the business of myths. The "patronising" bit didn't apply >to you in particular, it was directed more at a very patronising >statement made by a previous president of the NBB (while no longer >in office), part of a private communication that was relayed to me, >and to the demonstrated attitude of two people at World Energy. > >Best wishes > >Keith Addison >Journey to Forever >Handmade Projects >Osaka, Japan >http://journeytoforever.org/ > > > >>Hello Keith, >> >>just a few lines on Your statement that "both the NBB and Werner >>Korbitz of the ABI still promote a patronising myth": >> >>As an independent and international competence centre we have the >>objective to support the development of Biodiesel in a way that it >>may succeed continuously without any up and down and obtain a >>sustainable solid market position. >> >>Experience of more than 12 years of try and error have given proof >>that the one conditions to reach this goal is to produce >>consistently standardised quality according to a well defined and >>mutually agreed fuel standard. >> >>This development of such a standard is influenced by the fast >>technical development of the modern Diesel engine and its >>electronically controlled fuel injection equipment, forming a very >>efficient unit in increasing fuel efficiency and economy and in >>reducing harmful emissions, but setting higher quality requirements >>for the fuel whether fossil or bio. >> >>With our work we have been able to meet these requirements, and >>recently I drove in a Volkswagen Lupo through the Austrian >>mountains consuming 76 mpg, - Biodiesel of course. >> >>Sorry, - we are not in the business of myths. >> >>Best regards >> >>Werner KOERBITZ >>Austrian Biofuels Institute >><http://www.biodiesel.at>www.biodiesel.at >>
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