Appologies for cross posting! It seems we will be fortunate to have
Joshua Tickell visit and speak before returning to the States.
Renowned international speaker author of the book, ãFrom the Fryer to
the Fuel Tankä, Joshua Tickell will be speaking in Kaniva on ãUsing
Vegetable Oil as an
--- In biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com, Sam Jai-In [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi KeithHakan,
The resistance came from all sides, both the
automakers in Japan and the legs and arms here in
Thailand as well as those that have business interest
or cross holding in petroleum,MTBE or tetraethyllead!
Those
--- In biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com, Hakan Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Samai,
I agree with you, Keith is doing a marvel with the
web site Journey to forever, dealing with maybe
the most important problems for developing countries.
I think that he is getting it all together in a very
Would be nice if they had the sessions online for a marginal price package
.
Anyone from the NBB lurking?? ;-)
James Slayden
On Fri, 20 Dec 2002, murdoch wrote:
If youre interested in learning about the latest biodiesel research
and
technical data from North Americas leading
Just was perusing the Medis webpage, they seem to have some smaller eth
battery technology they are going into. I am interested in the rotay
engine they have as it could be useful for a hybrid application. MM,
Biodiesel hybrid .. Guess Capstone is also a competing technology,
might get
Of Course, if someone out there in the growing belt gets a clue . ;-O
lemme see make oil, turn into biodiesel, take cake, make into
ethanol, use dried mash as heat source for ethanol process, use some of
ethanol for biodiesel process, use sun for heating corn SVO
Dunno, seems doable.
Now this sounds really interesting!! Do you have a link to the Company??
James Slayden
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, David Teal wrote:
Quote from the Leeds University alumni magazine
www.leeds.ac.uk/alumni :
Fuel and energy researchers are hoping to use sunflower oil to produce
hydrogen, a
Ah, thanks.
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, David Teal wrote:
Sorry, direct ref should be:
http://reporter.leeds.ac.uk/483/s3.htm
Biofuels at Journey to Forever
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
Biofuel at WebConX
http://webconx.green-trust.org/2000/biofuel/biofuel.htm
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It kinda sounds like they are also using some type of supercritical CO
method for oil extraction, thus leaving a somewhat clean process.
Todd, you have links to any white papers on CO to Methanol conversion? I
haven't had much success before.
Thanks,
James Slayden
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002,
BYW, they might want to pick a seed with higher oil content.
http://www.journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_yield.html
James Slayden
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, hcr_ii [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Todd, when I was a student in this department there was quite a bit
of work being done on the pyrolysis of
Now, it certainly doesn't say gas or diesel ;-)
looking at the list, the Dodge Ram 2500 seems like a nice little
pickup (hehehehehe). Time to start that business
Yummie:
http://www.dodge.com/ram_hd/model_overview/index.html
James Slayden
On Sun, 22 Dec 2002, Keith Addison wrote:
Keith,
Thanks for your candid feedback and good ideas. Before I address your
specific points and
questions, let me try to clarify that the basic motivation for forming this
group as I see it, through a hypothetical:
On the consumer side, if I am in New York and I'm interested in questions
Please let us know when the meeting is scheduled.
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Subject:[biofuels-biz] City
Hola Everyone,
http://www.bruninggrainco.com/pdf%27s/electric.pdf
Note the more environmental extraction process. Also note the concern for
Mad Cow and Hoof Mouth from (I suppose) rendering?! I can only guess
when the article talks about non-natural meal products it means animal
renderings
When I lived in Illinois in the late 70's, they had just started selling
Gassahol (10%eth, 90%gas), and I started using it. Within 2 months the
fuel filter clogged due to the tank clearing. Just replaced the fuel
filter and all was well. Didn't seem to be any effect on the rubber parts
at all.
Personally, no white papers in hand. But a Google search for
'Methane conversion Methanol' will give you weeks of bedtime
reading material. Even a few methods on how to produce acetic
acid, but unfortunately too much methanol is derived at the same
time...Go figger!
Conversion process using
Dear Andrew,
I have been an entrepreneur for the most part of my active live and
started quite a few businesses and if you adapt your ambitions, goals
and methods as you go along, it could be a valuable contribution. I
have been actively involved in businesses in more than 14 countries
and have
Thanks Todd. Yep, I have looked at a search stream before, and have read
a significant amount, but have not found exactly what I was looking
for. But the link you sent on landfill gas is!! :)
James Slayden
On Mon, 23 Dec 2002, Appal Energy wrote:
Personally, no white papers in hand. But
Randy sent me this, which I didn't know about:
Hi Keith
a long time ago.
When leaded gasoline was still sold under the label 'Regular', the
gasoline would leave a varnish inside of the gas tank and fuel
lines. High octane gasoline was called Ethyl, because of the
additive tetra ethyl
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 23 Dec 2002 16:38:46 EST
Subject: ETHANOL IN CALIFORNIA
To: (a helluva lot of people, including me)
The American Coalition for Ethanol and The Clean Fuels Development Coalition
are pleased to announce a workshop to be held in Sacramento California on
February
Hello Andrew
Keith,
Thanks for your candid feedback and good ideas. Before I address your
specific points and
questions, let me try to clarify that the basic motivation for forming this
group as I see it, through a hypothetical:
On the consumer side, if I am in New York and I'm interested in
Hello Hakan
Pardon the snip:
snip
It is very few large companies that can live
with entrepreneurs, the only one I have close work experiences from, was
ITT, when Harold Geneen was still in charge. By the way, I was shocked
by his language the only time I participated in a meeting with him,
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can give a personal anecdote. I still drive a 1989 Chevy pickup
I
bought brand new. It has used almost exclusively 10%
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, coachgeo3 [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL
PROTECTED] wrote:
Well said Hakan.
Has anyone done a study of biodiesel and or Veg oil fuels and its
affect say in marine boating use? Does either creat simular health
hazards to aquatic life as does dino fuels?
--- In
I'm going to put my $.02 in. I'm in the process of buying a '85 Toyota Land
Cruiser BJ60.
Why?
1) Because it will be getting better milage than the little Subarue SW I now
have.
2) I have a growing family, that just fits in to the Subarue (2 adults + 2
children + 2 child safty seats makes for
Hey Edward,
Are you folks selling the Elsbit conversion now? Visited Craig one day as
he was doing his first in Berkley. It was interesting.
James Slayden
On Fri, 20 Dec 2002, Neoteric Biofuels Inc wrote:
59 cents per liter--certainly competitive with fossil
diesel fuel, but offers NO
Would be nice if they had the sessions online for a marginal price package
.
Anyone from the NBB lurking?? ;-)
James Slayden
On Fri, 20 Dec 2002, murdoch wrote:
If youre interested in learning about the latest biodiesel research
and
technical data from North Americas leading
Keith,
You have aroused my curosity, and I have to ask why you say don't try
for the free samples ?
Greg H.
- Original Message -
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Cc: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, December 22, 2002 03:47
Subject:
actually, I am using Pine, so the graphics thing doesn't bother me. I
think that it was just another Yahoo Groups pucky. It seems to happen
about once every several months. Knowing some of the Yahoo folks (very
cluefull people) my guess it is a server side issue just getting blown
out.
James
Keith,
You have aroused my curosity, and I have to ask why you say don't try
for the free samples ?
Greg H.
Apologies Greg, pure laziness. I should have written something
instead saying they're now suppling meth, but Jess's letter was right
there saying it all so I sent that instead -
Of Course, if someone out there in the growing belt gets a clue . ;-O
lemme see make oil, turn into biodiesel, take cake, make into
ethanol, use dried mash as heat source for ethanol process, use some of
ethanol for biodiesel process, use sun for heating corn SVO
Dunno, seems doable.
Now, it certainly doesn't say gas or diesel ;-)
looking at the list, the Dodge Ram 2500 seems like a nice little
pickup (hehehehehe). Time to start that business
Yummie:
http://www.dodge.com/ram_hd/model_overview/index.html
James Slayden
On Sun, 22 Dec 2002, Keith Addison wrote:
how about giving me your free sample . ;-)
On Tue, 24 Dec 2002, Keith Addison wrote:
Keith,
You have aroused my curosity, and I have to ask why you say don't
try
for the free samples ?
Greg H.
Apologies Greg, pure laziness. I should have written something
instead saying
CytoCulture in Richmond California has a paper available I think (online
also I think) about this subject.
Mark
At 04:55 AM 12/23/2002 +, you wrote:
Well said Hakan.
Has anyone done a study of biodiesel and or Veg oil fuels and its
affect say in marine boating use? Does either creat
When I lived in Illinois in the late 70's, they had just started selling
Gassahol (10%eth, 90%gas), and I started using it. Within 2 months the
fuel filter clogged due to the tank clearing. Just replaced the fuel
filter and all was well. Didn't seem to be any effect on the rubber parts
at all.
I think you hit upon something CONSISTENCY. And not just because a
certain special interest group happens to be involved. I think that
would go a long way to a level playing field.
I'm not quite sure what you are referring to me doing something
deliberately vs some oversight
Whoa Keith!! Now THAT'S another story (but true though).
Curtis
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How often does one hear people talking about level playing fields except
when it's
I have to share this one with you:
http://webconx.green-trust.org/2000/oxcart.jpg
Steve Spence
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I'm not quite sure what you are referring to me doing something
deliberately vs some oversight ().
I was just asking a question relating to your perception of how you
access this group computer-wise.
You see, at some point I posted one of my notes in this thread not
only to the
Hi James, MM
Of Course, if someone out there in the growing belt gets a clue . ;-O
Whisper in their ear James!
lemme see make oil, turn into biodiesel, take cake, make into
ethanol, use dried mash as heat source for ethanol process, use some of
ethanol for biodiesel process, use sun
Randy sent me this, which I didn't know about:
Hi Keith
a long time ago.
When leaded gasoline was still sold under the label 'Regular', the
gasoline would leave a varnish inside of the gas tank and fuel
lines. High octane gasoline was called Ethyl, because of the
additive tetra ethyl
I;m starting to really get the picture that the jerks (some of them no
doubt well-intentioned) who developed America's current model of industrial
agriculture had just a little bit of 'playing god' going on. 'Carnivorous'
cows? (ie cannibalistic practices in feed) Cows that are fed their own
I;m starting to really get the picture that the jerks (some of them no
doubt well-intentioned) who developed America's current model of industrial
agriculture had just a little bit of 'playing god' going on.
Yes, and they still do (GMOs, eg). As for their intentions, how about this?
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