Apr
9
Looking at the Leading Biomass Cooker
April 9, 2008 | 16 Comments
Dynamotive Energy Systems of Vancouver BC Canada has signed deals with Marketech International Corporation (MIC) of Taipei City Taiwan for a review of the technology as commercially feasible and if warranted, design and construct what it seems would be the world’s first two commercial fast pyrolysis bio oil production plants. Both firms are publicly held, […]
Apr
8
Where’d All That Money Go?
April 8, 2008 | 1 Comment
News outlets love to report on “record earnings” and “huge profits” and such with the popular press leaning to the hype and misinforming slant. The business press is much more honest but still leaves out much of the insight that investors and consumers need for long term planning. The needs for selling papers and screen […]
Apr
7
The Difference Is and It Matters Because of the Money
April 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Petroleum based fuel is often thought to be on the way out. Alcohol based fuel is often thought to be on the way in. Actually, they are nearly the same molecules with one very important difference. There is oxygen in alcohol. Before the conclusions jump, the oxygen doesn’t combust when alcohols are ignited, but it […]
Apr
4
Cooking Up Some Fuel?
April 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Cooking Up Some Fuel? We’ve been on a biofuel track for some days now and just to be complete across the field of converting biomass to fuel we’re going to look at another process, one called the Syntec Process coming from Syntec Biofuel Inc. that was a spin-off from the University of British Columbia. Please […]
Apr
3
A Biofuel Process That Works
April 3, 2008 | 4 Comments
Ever Cat Fuels Corporation has its pilot plant for biodiesel up and running at a 50,000-gallon annual rate. Later this year with a new facility completed the capacity will grow another 3 million gallons annually. Ever Cat is using a process named Mcgyan after the three scientists who devised the process. But the story goes […]
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