Thanks for your insights.
Your ideas and knowledge base (from Brazil)
is incredible and one the folks here in the USA could
emulate. I believe your country is way ahead of
most countrys including our own on a real great solution
to the current energy crisis.
Bill
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we have been working with algae for thirty years, first in mexico and then
here in Tennessee, we have a website... just go to ecogenics on google or
other servers
.you can see someof our algae production systems that have been rather
successfull, you can also follow some threads on
reducing the country's dependence on oil. Europe has to match that.'
Brazil is almost totally self reliant for thier energy needs.
This converted to gallons is 40,000 million gallons or
40 Billion gallons. I think my figures are correct.
Thats is a lot of ethonol.
By contrast... I figured
Dave,
I had a lot of links on energy development, but lost them in a disk crash.
Here is some that I still have and I had a lot more on Brazil,
World Energy Assessment - Overview: 2004 Update -
Full Version - (large file - 1.5 MB)
http://www.undp.org/energy/docs/WEAOU_full.pdf
Energy for
ASPO, Association for the Study of Peak OilGas is maybe one of the few
real authorities on peak oil depletion. Here is the link to their November
nnews letter,
http://www.peakoil.net/Newsletter/NL47/newsletter47.pdf
Hakan
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Ref. Brasil biomass
Bill all you say is correct and good.
The critical step is being performed now. *It is biodiesel. *Currently
the barrel destillation is unbalanced as diesel is needed and as there
is a ratio diesel/gasoline which can be extracted As we replaced about
30% gasoline by
Dear William and all.
The Brazilian ethanol output in 2003 was 14,000,000,000 liters =
3,703,000,000 US gallons
US production for the same year was 12,000,000,000
3,174,000,000
Other notes on Ethanol in Brazil:
* There are over 4 million cars that use 100% ethanol in their
Welcome to the world of biodiesel. Glad to see that you are experimenting with
the reaction. The more people we have looking at it, the more ideas there are.
Keep trying and journey to forever's web site.
I have had some glycerin solidify and other times it stays liquid. the bio
works
Hi guys,
I have tried making a centrifuge but just batch type.
So far i've only reached 1700 rpm. I tried separating
oil water and stuff, it looks good but i cant tell if
the water has separated. I'll try to take some
pictures. From this i had some ideas on how to make a
continuous
We have tons of chicken litter here in Oklahoma and nowhere to put it.
please advise, I will check out your website.
We are in the process of building a business case for a biodiesel production
facility here in Oklahoma, one that would incorporate multiple streams of
input as soybeans and
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4186041
Most of us know that when the value of the dollar falls, we end up
paying more for imported goods. But how else does this affect the U.S.
economy? We turned to Mark Zandi, chief economist for the consulting
firm Economy.com, for a
diesel workshop held on November 15-16, 2004 in New Orleans, LA
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manufacturers agree to work toward harmonized global regulations to
achieve cleaner air. A statement by Chief Executives of the world's
leading manufacturers of heavy-duty vehicles and engines who met
during the 2nd Global Commercial Vehicle Meeting.
November 2004
http://www.dieselnet.com/
US EPA, China's SEPA starting diesel retrofit in Beijing
China's State Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA) and US
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) launched a program to examine
the feasibility of retrofitting diesel fleets in Beijing
November 2004
http://www.dieselnet.com/
ATA not to seek delay of US 2007 emission standards
In a speech before the Japan International Transport Institute
Seminar on Transportation and the Environment, the President and CEO
of the American Trucking Association (ATA) Bill Graves asserted ATA
November 2004
http://www.dieselnet.com/
14 countries form Methane to Markets Partnership
14 countries, including the United States, Argentina, Australia,
Brazil, China, Colombia, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria,
Russia, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom have formed the Methane to
Markets
November 2004
http://www.dieselnet.com/
Hino to test hybrid trucks in the USA
Hino will demonstrate its hybrid truck system in the USA. Two Hino
model 165 4-ton medium-duty Class 4 hybrid diesel-electric trucks--
first unveiled at the recent Tokyo Motor Show--are being brought to
the USA,
November 2004
http://www.dieselnet.com/
Nissan launching Quon truck with urea-SCR system
Japanese truck and bus manufacturers have been developing emission
systems to meet the next set of Japan's emission standards (new long
term) that become effective from October 2005: NOx = 2 g/kWh and PM
November 2004
http://www.dieselnet.com/
Volkswagen Mechatronic starts production of piezo injectors
Volkswagen Mechatronic GmbH Co. KG, a Volkswagen and Siemens VDO
joint venture to manufacture piezo unit injectors for diesel engines,
opened a new plant in Stollberg, Saxony (Germany). The
November 2004
http://www.dieselnet.com/
DDC to build new heavy-duty diesel engine
Detroit Diesel Corporation (DDC) announced its intention to build a
new, heavy-duty diesel engine line at its Redford, MI, manufacturing
facility. DDC also stated that it plans to initiate North American
Greg,
I think you were right to discourage ranting in this list. Still, I think
Monbiot's proposition needs a more considered answer. If you don't mind, I
would like to try. The following rebuttal was given on another list, with
slight changes. /Ernie
Monbiot is
Hi Ken,
I was considering to build one before, too. My plan was to make it out of
a spin dryer. It wanted to seal the wholes and feed in the oil in the
middle to let the dirt go to the walls and the clean oil over the upper
edge of the drum.
I am interested in what you made yours of - what
Greg,
I think you were right to discourage ranting in this list.
And who decides what's a rant and what's not? On what basis? Style or
content? If it's to be content, I'd say Monbiot was ranting. Some
might say that accusing somebody of ranting on a mailing list comes
pretty close to
ãAt current levels of political and financial support,
the EU 15 renewable energy targets for 2010 will not be met,ä
it warns.
Renewables receive Euro 5.3 billion of energy subsidies in Europe
COPENHAGEN, Denmark,
2004-11-24
Refocus Weekly
Competition in power market is a myth in Europe, says renewables group
BRUSSELS, Belgium,
2004-11-24
Refocus Weekly
http://www.sparksdata.co.uk/refocus/fp_showdoc.asp?docid=80924624accnum=1topics=
For every $1 spent on renewable energy RD
over the last three decades by developed
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