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As oil prices rise, alternative energy technologies are looking more attractive, especially to venture capitalists.
As oil prices rise, alternative energy technologies are looking more attractive, especially to venture capitalists.
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Corn ethanol 90/10 for gasoline engines and soy bean methanol 80/20 for diesel engines is clean, environmental friendly, reduces global warming. Local grown corn and soy beans helps local farmers. Run the corn stove on the car battery with a 400 watt inverter. Expect about 100 watts continuous to power the Amaizablaze corn stove fans and auger. www.groups.yahoo.com/group/cornstoves
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Corn ethanol 90/10 for gasoline engines and soy bean methanol 80/20 for diesel engines is clean, environmental friendly, reduces global warming. Local grown corn and soy beans helps local farmers. Run the corn stove on the car battery with a 400 watt inverter. Expect about 100 watts continuous to power the Amaizablaze corn stove fans and auger. www.groups.yahoo.com/group/cornstoves
www.groups.yahoo.com/group/cornplace
Use of biomass means all cellulose based plant matter, and not corn starch. You canot use starch/sugar/yeast based ethanol to run the economy. As you know about 15% of corn biomass is starch. 85% is cellulose. Bark, leaves, straw, stems, wood chips etc are all biomass suitable for conversion to sugars and to alcohols.
The driving force for this is the fact that oil is running out and we must do it or walk.
It also means no use of yeast, the cellulose it split into sugars by tethered enzymes that have been tailored for high efficiency as well as high temperature. The sugar is then oxidize to alcohols via similar tethered enzymes.
Use of biomass means all cellulose based plant matter, and not corn starch. You canot use starch/sugar/yeast based ethanol to run the economy. As you know about 15% of corn biomass is starch. 85% is cellulose. Bark, leaves, straw, stems, wood chips etc are all biomass suitable for conversion to sugars and to alcohols.
The driving force for this is the fact that oil is running out and we must do it or walk.
It also means no use of yeast, the cellulose it split into sugars by tethered enzymes that have been tailored for high efficiency as well as high temperature. The sugar is then oxidize to alcohols via similar tethered enzymes.
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- thin-film solar cells to harness energy may be a solution
- by erikhawk December 3, 2007 7:59 PM PST
- the thin-film cost must come down to say USD3.00 per sq m. then this world will be a better place to live in.
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