Winny,
Is your technology able for proccesing animal fats? If it is so, please contact
me off the circuit in this mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If somebody else has able comercial technology for this (tested tech), please
contact me.
Best regards,
Julio
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From: Winny
Well actually I mean both Marc! As you say, drinking coconuts are
usually
immature nuts full of a watery liquid and look good with a couple of
straws
stuck out the top. Whereas the cream or milk is prepared by
shredding
the flesh of the mature coconut and squeezing the pulp through a muslin
or
I'd like to eventually develop a packaged program for
isolated economies based on bio-fuels.
That's something I've been thinking about, too, since I first heard the
word biodiesel about two years ago. It makes good sense.
The components that need to be added to the excellent biofuels
Winny;
May be I missed something.
Can you please give me more information on your technology.
What are the advantages of your technology compared to existing
ones?
Do you have a web site.
Thank you
Guillaume
De: Winny De Schryver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/07/09 mer. PM 02:51:37
Perhaps you could also add Jatropha; details at
www.jatropha.org
Samai
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'd like to eventually
develop a packaged program
for
isolated economies based on bio-fuels.
That's something I've been thinking about, too,
since I first heard the
word biodiesel about two
Hi Bruce
Keith,
I'm not taking this off-line! This stuff is too
interesting!
Good!
While my background is in electric generation and
economic development, I did time with P.G.E. back in
the 80's on alternative energy -
I'm a business guy who grew up in the Pacific Islands.
As I noted, with
Who are all these dreadful people poisoning the environment by making
biodiesel???
Techno-fixes are pipe dreams in many cases, said Kert Davies,
research director for Greenpeace, which has been conducting a broad
campaign against Exxon Mobil. The real solution, he said, is
cutting the use of
http://www.augustachronicle.com/stories/070603/met_energy3.shtml
Interesting comments about switchgrass, project results. Also, the comments of
the International Paper person were interesting to me.
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I wrote the following, think that I am around 80% ready and
like some response from the group. Originally I included taxation
and vehicle standards for developing countries, but it was too
much and it will be separate articles.
Hakan
http://energy.saving.nu/resources/scamartists.shtml
The
I've seen a fair amount of skepticism toward Hydrogen, but if these fuel cell
technologies that can use more easily handled fuels do come into vogue, then
perhaps a market will develop for the fuels.
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?click_id=31art_id=qw1056997621856B215set_id=1
Interesting responses, thx.
On Tue, 08 Jul 2003 15:19:53 +0700, you wrote:
Sorry Murdoch,
Didn't realise you had some questions in here.
I forget what the escape velocity is for Planet Earth. But I know that
normal hydrogen molecules exceed it. That is why free hydrogen does not
exist in
Which model do you have, and have you used it with biodiesel
(assuming it;s the multifuel one)?
mark
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Greg and April [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I love my little whisperlite.
Greg H.
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From: girl_mark_fire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I am interested in Solar energy for conversion to electricity and heating
for bath water or warmth. Any possibility in high altitude area with high UV
content like Yunnan, China. Any technical drawings of parts that make a
whole to start off with?
Would you help me to help the poor highland
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As the demand for gasoline in California increases by 2.6 percent each year,
consumers find themselves increasingly vulnerable to tight supplies and
sporadically higher prices. A workshop to be held in Sacramento
Who are all these dreadful people poisoning the environment by making
biodiesel???
Techno-fixes are pipe dreams in many cases, said Kert Davies,
research director for Greenpeace, which has been conducting a broad
campaign against Exxon Mobil. The real solution, he said, is
cutting the use of
I have the International 600, and I haven't used BioDiesel in it yet, I
still have gas in the one bottle, and just can't pour it out or burn it up
for no other reason than to get rid of it in order to try BioDiesel in it.
Greg H.
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From: girl_mark_fire [EMAIL
http://www.kucinich.us/issues/issue_energy.htm
Thanks to advances in renewables, there are fewer technical
obstacles to energy independence for our country. There are many
political obstacles -- but the oil, auto and electric utility
corporations won't be directing energy policy in a Kucinich
Keith Addison wrote:
Who are all these dreadful people poisoning the environment by making
biodiesel???
I think a better question is: Who are these dreadful people advocating
continued use of fossil diesel and black oil? On my recent trip to
California, I
looked up their address.
Fwd from the Homestead list:
SUPPORT CONGRESSIONAL CALL FOR INDEPENDENT INTELLIGENCE COMMISSION: On
June 26, Rep. Henry Waxman (CA) introduced HR 2625 (click here to view the
bill http://www.fcnl.org/pdfs/waxman_intel.pdf), a bill that would
establish an open, bi-partisan commission to
In this case: never mind the talk about Hydrogen. What is being proposed here
is methanol power. Notice how there's no talk of ethanol or some other chemical
more widely available. Perhaps this is because they're not as often
manufactured by the Petroleum Industry. Medis (as covered in
Keith Addison wrote:
Who are all these dreadful people poisoning the environment by making
biodiesel???
I think a better question is: Who are these dreadful people advocating
continued use of fossil diesel and black oil? On my recent trip to
California, I
looked up their address.
I was just reading about a solar concentrator that is
claimed to be more economical than other sources of
renewable energy. Unfortunately, there is very little in
the hard facts department of this web site, so we will have
to wait and see. Check it out:
One thing that I think is ok is that it's not PV-based. There's no set rule
that dictates that any and all efforts to convert sunlight to electricity have
to use the photovoltaic process.
On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 11:53:14 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
I was just reading about a solar concentrator that is
http://www.augustachronicle.com/stories/070603/met_energy3.shtml
Interesting comments about switchgrass, project results. Also, the comments of
the International Paper person were interesting to me.
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Oops, the IP comments were in a different version that I read. Essentially, a
spokesperson pointed out how much wood waste products are re-used in the paper
industry, in the making of power for the industry, and how this gets little
credit in wider renewable energy discussions.
On Thu, 10 Jul
In Ottawa we have Virtucar.
http://www.vrtucar.com/
For other locales, check out:
http://www.carsharing.net/where.html
Darryl
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
From: mark manchester [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date sent: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 16:03:12 -0400
I wrote the following, think that I am around 80% ready and
like some response from the group. Originally I included taxation
and vehicle standards for developing countries, but it was too
much and it will be separate articles.
Hakan
http://energy.saving.nu/resources/scamartists.shtml
The
Helo caroline
Eventhough the methane bacteria works well to produce biogas, the
huge amount of water as well as the the need to mix and dispose of the
effluents , and the need to feed and dispose of quality effluent make the
project much complex and the project
Part of it, I think, is that Methanol has a slightly higher Hydrogen density
than Ethanol. This would could to a higher efficiency, for the amount of
fuel used. Let me think CH30H ( Methanol ) 4 out of 6 atoms ( 2/3rds ) are
Hydrogen and C2H5OH ( Ethanol ) 6 out of 9 (also 2/3rds ) are Hydrogen
I've seen a fair amount of skepticism toward Hydrogen, but if these fuel cell
technologies that can use more easily handled fuels do come into vogue, then
perhaps a market will develop for the fuels.
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?click_id=31art_id=qw1056997621856B215set_id=1
Seems like about three years ago now that I set out one day to do some research
on the web and find out why there was so little discussion of ethanol use in
fuel cells. To this day, I know of only one company which specifically talks
about it (Medis), and they told me in my discussion with them
I also like to know about the septic tank and if we would get
biogas. Fertilizer is an other thing and I was always told by
farmers that human excrements did not produce good fertilizer,
because it was produced by meat eaters, it had to be mixed
with cow dung or similar. The best fertilizer
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