Paddy,
We can do this here at Bangor. Call me on 01248 370588 and we'll discuss
prices etc.
Incidentally, all other biodiesel producers in the UK may also like to know
that we provide a service to check the quality of your biodiesel. Once you've
had confirmation that your product is reaching
Hello,
I need information about glycerine price for 1t in EU. I would be
thankfull for your information.
Paulius
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THE 800-MILE LONG CHAPSTIK...
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Energy Forever
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Issue Date: 2.11.02
The world is dangerous. America's energy policy makes it more so. In
1981 we wrote for the Pentagon what is still the definitive
unclassified study of domestic energy
http://www.prospect.org/print/V13/2/lovins-a.html
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America is at war. The economy is down. Global prosperity, stability,
and environment are at
Hi,
Depends on the purity of your product. Is it in the range of 65 , 80 , 90 or
95+ % pure ?
Winny
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Van: pauliusstanciauskas [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Verzonden: maandag 10 februari 2003 15:08
Aan: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Onderwerp:
I apologize for my insolence and my nasty talk.
Truly it did not promote the cause.
I am not a 'greeny'. I am way on the other side, but I want to see
renewable action.
I see it as far superior to being tied to fixed energy suppliers like an
addict.
I annoyed me to no end to see Bush, whom I
This was an error on my part.I didn't explain my part and apologize.
I was upset at the cutting of the program. I don't really think farmers
should be given a subsidy for this any more than
they should be paid to 'not grow' crops. to keep the price up
The only subsidy I would accept would
I was attempting to point out that just saying the they
'converted their fleet' to run on biodiesel wasnt saying much to me.
They can just switch back any old time they want, just by switching fuels.
If they added hardwarecatalytic converter to make it so they couldn't
switch back, then indeed
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003 00:00:20 +0900, you wrote:
http://www.prospect.org/print/V13/2/lovins-a.html
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By Amory B. Lovins and L. Hunter Lovins
Issue Date: 1.28.02
I haven't read much by him, as I don't do much reading, even of highly
recommended experts, but having seen
Sorry for didn't follow up? Why you are fighting? For permit?
Recently we were denied a permit for a solar carport, the chairwoman of the
planning committee does not like solar panels. She thinks the blue
polycrystalline panels are not just another new type of building materials!?
You have to
Mr.. Swearingen:
You are so right. You are so much more informed than the President of the
United States of America, and the rest of us. Mister Sadum is such a nice
person. You keep thinking that.
Harley
-Original Message-
From: Appal Energy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
WOW! I'm in culture shock. Here it's $40 cord delivered for Oak, but
it's likely to be a minimum of 10 cords. Several People are selling
seasoned mixed Hardwoods for $35 for all you care to load into your
pickup.
Who in their right mind is wasting oak on firewood?? That stuff takes
Obviously we are talking about face cords and full cords...or as some
like to call them, minor cords and major cords.
;-)
Edward Beggs
On Sunday, February 9, 2003, at 08:45 PM, Steve Spence wrote:
you can't put a cord of wood in a pickup truck. a cord of wood is 4 x
4 x 8
and weighs 2
if memery serves me it is .636 of rms 120ac or peak which is 170vac.
can't rember for sure . But its not possible for it to be greater than
peak. let me know how well your conversion works out. Robby
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking at WVO fueled diesel powered home/shop co-generation
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Steve Spence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you can't put a cord of wood in a pickup truck. a cord of wood is 4
x 4 x 8
and weighs 2 tons.
Steve Spence
WOW! I'm in culture shock. Here it's $40 cord delivered for Oak,
but
it's likely to be a minimum of
Hi Keith,
I had a 3 hour roller coaster in reading your links and follow up
links to them. It has been going from uncontrollable loud laughs,
to a large sadness. Both initiated by the enormous stupidity
by Blair, Bush and Powell, or rather incompetence since they
maybe trusted the idiots who
mikedee100 wrote:
so there are a couple questions here, since you guys are so
knowlegable, :), any way i was wondering if n e one knew new yorks
states policy on energy buy back buy the utilities, or if they even
have to, and how much do they have to, any links or information on
this issue
Obviously we are talking about face cords and full cords...or as some
like to call them, minor cords and major cords.
;-)
Heh... You think a major diminished might fit in a pickup truck?
Keith
Edward Beggs
On Sunday, February 9, 2003, at 08:45 PM, Steve Spence wrote:
you can't put a cord
Opps, should of checked for incoming.
g Hey, Hoagy, you've already picked up the war-talk!
Thanks Keith! Looks like Harley I
have allot more to read.
It was just a grab-bag, more or less. I found all the scepticism
about Powell's speech in the US interesting. Robert Fisk is always
Hi Hakan
Well, yes, and also, yes. But in the end you have to laugh, eh? It's
the sanest response, helps keep you sane too, and balanced. And it
doesn't mean you're belittling it - well, not the sheer tragedy of it
anyway. But these days we do find extremely bizarre things we have to
learn
Neil,
The way this switch is wired to the heating elements, is that connected to
120V, in the 120v position, the 2 120v, 3000W elements are wired in parallel,
giving 3000W + 3000W = 6000W. When connected to 240V, in the 240V position of
the switch, the elements are connected in series, with
I expect net metering has probably been implemented well somewhere. In
Ontario, it
is still not permitted. Provincial government has been muttering about
changing
legislation to permit it for a little less than a year now, but nothing
concrete
yet.
Given the general behaviour of private
murdoch wrote:
They seem to want energy independence for the U.S., but
only if it doesn't hurt their cronies. They have the priority of better
energy
policy, but it is subverted to at least one higher priority, aka Exxon-Mobil
et.
al. (under guise of giving due consideration to the
Harley,
You might try climbing down from your high horse for a bit.
The facts as both US British sources relay them are that the
source of the portion in question is no longer in question. But
of course facts change based upon the moment. One moment the
years old facts were sufficient pointers
Tim,
have you tried to contact the SASOL Company in South Africa? They are the
big synthetic petroleum from coal company there. I guess that they might
have methanol. And maybe some other alcohols.
Another possibility would be for you to consider using ethanol (ethyl
alcohol) instead of methanol,
murdoch wrote:
They seem to want energy independence for the U.S., but
only if it doesn't hurt their cronies. They have the priority of
better energy
policy, but it is subverted to at least one higher priority, aka
Exxon-Mobil et.
al. (under guise of giving due consideration to the
http://www.tompaine.com/feature.cfm/ID/4651
THE 800-MILE LONG CHAPSTIK...
...And Other Tales of Domestic Energy Insecurity
Amory B. Lovins is co-founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute, an
entrepreneurial, nonprofit organization that fosters the efficient
and restorative use of resources to
http://www.prospect.org/print/V13/3/lovins-a.html
Energy Forever
By Amory B. Lovins and L. Hunter Lovins
Issue Date: 2.11.02
The world is dangerous. America's energy policy makes it more so. In
1981 we wrote for the Pentagon what is still the definitive
unclassified study of domestic energy
http://www.prospect.org/print/V13/2/lovins-a.html
Mobilizing Energy Solutions
By Amory B. Lovins and L. Hunter Lovins
Issue Date: 1.28.02
For an annotated version of this article, go to www.rmi.org
America is at war. The economy is down. Global prosperity, stability,
and environment are at
Robin Parker wrote:
Who in their right mind is wasting oak on firewood?? That stuff takes
forever to grow!
But oak trees do die. They make fantastic fire wood and that is all I
burn. I would never cut down a live one, no need, there are plenty of
dead ones to harvest.
Bright
Keith,
The biggest problem is that it is no return for US, once started.
They have to control the situation at any cost. With a R/P of
10.7 years for their own oil reserves and problems with Iraq,
Saudi Arabia, Iran and Venezuela, it is no limit of how ugly
it can turn out to be.
I would not
Todd:
I will try to get off my high horse. Most politicians I simply don't
trust. But of the last few US presidents. I believe that this president
Bush has morals. Maybe even more than his father. If there was one recent
president that had to make a decision for the right reason, I
Methanex might have the quantities your looking for.
On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, Tim Cassidy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to get between 5,000 and 10,000 liters of methanol per month to
Banjul, The Gambia, West Africa, for a Biodiesel project. I've tried
to contact a number of methanol producers
Think about it for a minute. The only forest around here is in the
mountains, and I don't know of any hardwood that grows here naturally. The
hard wood is ether trucked in or comes from the landscaping trimmings. If
you opt for the softwood, 80+% of the forest with in a hour drive is
National
I'll give it some thought. As for the water option, I figured it would take
care of watering the grass at the same time. As long as the water stays on
the grass, should not be much of a pollution problem.
Greg H.
- Original Message -
From: Tony Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Believe in the president select if you wish. It's a free country.
Or at least for a little while longer anyway.
But no matter what his morals are, his ethics really stink. And
relative to morals, no one has been able to figure out how a
supposedly devout christian can fail to have a clue as to
On Mon, 10 Feb 2003 08:01:35 -0600, you wrote:
murdoch wrote:
They seem to want energy independence for the U.S., but
only if it doesn't hurt their cronies. They have the priority of better
energy
policy, but it is subverted to at least one higher priority, aka Exxon-Mobil
et.
al.
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Robin Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WOW! I'm in culture shock. Here it's $40 cord delivered for Oak,
but
it's likely to be a minimum of 10 cords. Several People are
selling
seasoned mixed Hardwoods for $35 for all you care to load into
your
pickup.
fungi perfecti has a bar oil that is innoculated with mushroom spores
and is bio-degradable
Greg and April wrote:
I'll give it some thought. As for the water option, I figured it would take
care of watering the grass at the same time. As long as the water stays on
the grass, should not be
Well, doesn't something have to replenish the minerals that you took out
of the soil in the form of wood?
---
Martin Klingensmith
infoarchive.net [archive.nnytech.net]
nnytech.net
Robin,
Time is a relative thing. Compared to Radishes, Corn takes a long
time to grow, but we don't stop using
hitler:
You seem to be older than me, as you spoke of personal knowledge,
so I will bow to your wisdom concerning this matter. :)
All else would be speculation and estimation on my part as I haven't lived
through it or seen anything on this.
I think it would make a nice topic for the History
I will try to get off my high horse. Most politicians I simply don't
trust. But of the last few US presidents. I believe that this president
Bush has morals. Maybe even more than his father. If there was one recent
president that had to make a decision for the right reason, I believe
I apolgize if I came across as an attack to call it junk.
I called it that since my assumption was that if it was sewered.. it was
junk.
I just am wondering what most people would do.
I like a decentralized fuel system, but not with many people just dumping
waste.
It would defeat the purpose.
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Neoteric Biofuels Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Obviously we are talking about face cords and full cords...or as
some
like to call them, minor cords and major cords.
;-)
Edward Beggs
I was talking about full cords, and the weight is actually closer to
3
Thanks for a really interesting account. Since the person I was responding to
was in the biofuel group, I'm going to cc your response to that group.
Since you are into studying the different progressive housing methods out there,
and are in Houston, maybe an application to NASA could be an
What could be the possible rationale for this?
I find that most of the bad gov't plans are made by what appear to be well
meaning
but short sighted people.
Surely, installing solar cells would lower the peak energy usage and the
costly
powerplants needed to provide this power. What is the
This is somewhat correct.
Your example of coolant is exactly right. Not that many people flush their
own coolant or even do it as often as they are supposed to do so. Take
these same rocket scientists, who don't know what they are doing.. or just
dont care
once its dumped down the gutter..
Do you wanna know how you can tell this isn't a real war? Dubya is
cutting taxes and the only people making any sacrifices are the poor
kids in the armed forces. For some reason our great, moral prseident
has not asked everyone to do their part and purchase more fuel
effecient vehicles and
If the leaves and smaller branches are left, that is more than enough,
because the large trees are getting most of the nutrients from the sub soil
( that is not used by most plants ) not the top soil. You could then go
back and put the ashes back if you really wanted to, if this was done, the
Yep, called them today. Looks like I will be getting my meth from them.
James Slayden
On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, Ken Provost wrote:
On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 10:27 AM, James Slayden wrote:
ERC Racing in San Lorenzo. Anyone have a source in the south bay?
I get mine at Kaeding
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003 00:00:20 +0900, you wrote:
http://www.prospect.org/print/V13/2/lovins-a.html
Mobilizing Energy Solutions
By Amory B. Lovins and L. Hunter Lovins
Issue Date: 1.28.02
I haven't read much by him, as I don't do much reading, even of highly
recommended experts, but having seen
Darryl:
Some really good in-depth thinking on net-metering; thx for the insights.
Anyway, on to your post:
I expect net metering has probably been implemented well somewhere. In
Ontario, it
is still not permitted. Provincial government has been muttering about
changing
legislation to
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