Alexis,
With the current oil prices I am sure many things can be done in rural
communities in Mozambique in the area of biofuels.
I would leave fuel ethanol for the sugar cane factories to produce. It can
be mixed up to 10% in gasoline as the Malawians are doing, apparently.
The rural poor buy
I am surprised if this is the first time they did this, but is was done by
former officials. Maybe this war game was only an alibi, to be able to
bring the issues out in the open. It would be enormously if the sitting
administration have not done this frequently during the last 20 years and
Paddy O'Reilly a écrit :
I'm not sure what the average price of gas (aka petrol) is in the
US, in Ireland it has just passed the Euro mark per litre - that's
USD5.44 a gallon and in England its about 90p per litre - that's
USD8.17 a gallon.
Perhaps this kind of price in the US will be
Fwd'd message from Mike Pelly:
Hello Keith, I managed to get a few more minutes of fame today on
National Public Radio and wanted to share it with you. Mike
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4722639
The full sound file is at that link. Very nice too, great work Mike!
Believe me, with the amount of smoke coming from some of the exhausts
its as if the vehicles were running on turf. However that route (pardon
the pun) is being stopped since the government environment body has put
a stop to the erosion of the countryside by turf-cutting.
Unfortunately Ireland
Trivia Facts -
You just never know when one of these may pop up in quiz one day!?
http://www.3wheelers.com/facts.html
Lowest fuel consumption of a 3-Wheeler
In 1996 a road legal vehicle set the record for
the lowest petrol consumption at the Shell Mileage Marathon,
Northants.
If you want to put a frown on the face of [Saudi] Wahhabis, talk
about 100-mile-per-gallon vehicles, Woolsey said. We don't need a
Manhattan Project to do it.
It cannot be that difficult as Austin Cars in the UK used to advertise
their Model 7 as Doing 100 mph and 100 mpg (UK gallon) and
I'm getting a 1965 Royal Enfield Bullet ready for the road. It is powered by a Lombardini Greaves 325 cc diesel. Hopefully it will go 50 mph on B100 and get about 150-200 mpg. Does anyone have experience with these motorcycles? I believe they were available in the UK and in India. Wish me
The price of gas in UK is striking! Attached is a fuel price report
published by The Automobile Association of UK. I calculate the US
dollar cost of a US gallon of 95 octane(don't know ethanol content)
purchased in the UK to be $5.77. This is closer to the Ireland cost
quoted below vs. the
Title: RE: [Biofuel] Biofuel as a rural community development projectinMozambique
Here is something from another list i am on.
interesting numbers
mel
funny you should mention this. while i was at a biodiesel
conf in nh
There is a lot of debate about the different choices for alternative energy and which one is "better".
While I don't disagreewith Barbara's assessment, there also needs to be a parallel discussion about what technology is the most appropriate for a given situation. Even at 100% efficiency,
I'm getting a 1965 Royal Enfield Bullet ready for the road. It is
powered by a Lombardini Greaves 325 cc diesel. Hopefully it will go
50 mph on B100 and get about 150-200 mpg. Does anyone have
experience with these motorcycles? I believe they were available in
the UK and in India. Wish me
Hi,
When I did a part of the military service early 1960th 1,100 km north of
Stockholm, I did this stretch in my 1955 VW on 80-90 liter. The 500cc one
cylinder BSA I had, took about half of it and could do around 160-170 kmh.
I also had a Plymouth V8 and it took 4-5 times more than the VW,
It also interesting to note that tax accounts for 69.9% of the total
cost! Can that be right!
YES it bloody well is and some places charge up to 7 dollars for a sized
US gallon. Chris.
Wessex Ferret Club (http://www.wessexferretclub.co.uk)
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I have experienced the exact opposite. With
A light rain or damp road surface, not a torrent my dodge gained 1.5 mpg or so
this had me checking for tire wear thinking that there was tire scrub. But I found
tire wear to be good pressure on the money. I cant explain the gain but
bring on the
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I saw a few logos stamped on the inside of the gas tank fuel door of my vehicle, a 2003 Dodge Caravan SE. One of them, I found
I had a 1968 VW Beetle that got 28 mpg US
not quit as good as you but it had a larger
engine than yours and my foot was heavier
back then. I loved the simplicity of it
all although I grew tried of scraping the
windows in winter with the window down.
I eventually learned how to replace the
Mopeds are defined by the engine and weight,
the weight I do not remember straight off but the
engine had to be under 50 cc. I Sweden they had
an additional restriction and that was that they
would not go faster than 30 kmph, which was
achieved by reducing the carburetor intake and
I do no know
Hello everyone again,
Yesterday a person I know, gave me 1000 liters of out of validation virgin
oil. I'm thinking making biodiesel with it so I don't see a problem with using
it.
I did a titration using fenolftalein just like I did for passed batches, but
this time I spended 5 ml of NaOH
The white house resident has had his own experience with
eminent domain. It made him a wealthy man.
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/readart.cgi?ArtNum=100228
Back in 1989, Bush hauled in the moolah on the stadium built in
Arlington, Texas for the Texas Rangers. What's interesting about
And
http://www.bushfiles.com/bushfiles/SweetheartDeal.html
S.Chapin
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The white house resident has had his own experience with
eminent domain. It made him a wealthy man.
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/readart.cgi?ArtNum=100228
Back in 1989, Bush hauled in the
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