GreenGas is sustainable but no investment frm governments
Week of Feb 15-20, 2010. Majority leader McGuinty reminds Minority leader Harper, Ontario could use an equal share of the money now being spent by the feds in Alberta trying to figure a way to get the carbon out of Tarsand, for true Green fuel technology research and development in Ontario.
When asked his thoughts on the situation a noted green fuels engineer said “even if they could figure a cost effective way to remove the carbon from oil, (which is not probable) it is still a declining resource, and not sustainable. Plus the environmental damage at the front end should not be allowed.” It is suspected the Alberta science is simply to give the appearance of action.
When Mr McGinty did have some money to spend, he gives billions to ethanoland biodiesel, neither sustainable, and wind which can be good when paired with GreenGas, but no mention of GreenGas. “You can stand up as many wind turbines as you like, but without GreenGas.cc, it is still intermittent.”
For crumbs of what has been spent foolishly, GreenGas.cc could be moved to the next level and marketed and shown to the world.
Listen to the third part of the following CBC link for more inside info http://www.cbc.ca/thecurrent/2010/201002/20100204.html
Hello,
Exciting stuff to read about but for some reason a bit out of the mainstream writings and not as well known as it likely should be.
Is there anything that a social security bound senior citizen can do to “further the cause”? And to put a few feathers in his own nest?
Can a tiny, home based size machine be built? One to be powered by a solar or other renewable energy source?
Best of luck with the project.
Best,
Ed Starr
Santee, CA
Great website! Ammonia is a good fuel. It is more expensive to make than other fuels, however.
One example of another fuel is butanol. Butanol is similar to gasoline, and it can sustain higher compression ignition,
which allows it to operate efficiently. Butanol will soon be mass-produced by bacteria from waste.
Another interesting “fuel” is compressed air. A car company in India is building the air powered car. Use of carbon fiber tanks allows a great amount of air to be stored. The tanks are placed in the floor of the car. The car is simply charged with an air compressor overnight.
Sincerely,
R. Blakely