Great for eastern Europe too. They still heat their houses with brown coal (and the smoke that comes out of the chimneys is just too gross), so maybe they can go "green" and cheap
This isn't exactly new technology. Turning coal into liquid fuel has been around since teh Fisher-Tropsch process, that kept the Nazi war machine going. I gather this guy has eliminated a couple of intermediary steps and lowers the total energy cost.
"herbie" said A Y splitter from the carb's air intake, run one hose under the driver's seat. Mexican overdrive. Cabbage roll turbo Bubble & Squeak booster
5 bean chili Supercharger. I've been making cheap gas like that for years. Cheap jokes, only just now.
"Zipperfish" said This isn't exactly new technology. Turning coal into liquid fuel has been around since teh Fisher-Tropsch process, that kept the Nazi war machine going. I gather this guy has eliminated a couple of intermediary steps and lowers the total energy cost.
True, though the process certainly wasn't efficient. If this is able to make oil at $28 dollars a barrel (And if I remember correctly...a barrel is 300 gallons, but I might be wrong), this can be huge for energy independence. HOWEVER, this would suck for the Tar Sands
"commanderkai" said This isn't exactly new technology. Turning coal into liquid fuel has been around since teh Fisher-Tropsch process, that kept the Nazi war machine going. I gather this guy has eliminated a couple of intermediary steps and lowers the total energy cost.
True, though the process certainly wasn't efficient. If this is able to make oil at $28 dollars a barrel (And if I remember correctly...a barrel is 300 gallons, but I might be wrong), this can be huge for energy independence. HOWEVER, this would suck for the Tar Sands
An oil barrell is 42 US gallons, 191 litres. Beer barrel, 36 US gallons.
I predict a rise in the cost of electricity in Saskatchewan...
Mexican overdrive.
Cabbage roll turbo
Bubble & Squeak booster
A Y splitter from the carb's air intake, run one hose under the driver's seat.
Mexican overdrive.
Cabbage roll turbo
Bubble & Squeak booster
5 bean chili Supercharger. I've been making cheap gas like that for years. Cheap jokes, only just now.
This isn't exactly new technology. Turning coal into liquid fuel has been around since teh Fisher-Tropsch process, that kept the Nazi war machine going. I gather this guy has eliminated a couple of intermediary steps and lowers the total energy cost.
True, though the process certainly wasn't efficient. If this is able to make oil at $28 dollars a barrel (And if I remember correctly...a barrel is 300 gallons, but I might be wrong), this can be huge for energy independence. HOWEVER, this would suck for the Tar Sands
This isn't exactly new technology. Turning coal into liquid fuel has been around since teh Fisher-Tropsch process, that kept the Nazi war machine going. I gather this guy has eliminated a couple of intermediary steps and lowers the total energy cost.
True, though the process certainly wasn't efficient. If this is able to make oil at $28 dollars a barrel (And if I remember correctly...a barrel is 300 gallons, but I might be wrong), this can be huge for energy independence. HOWEVER, this would suck for the Tar Sands
An oil barrell is 42 US gallons, 191 litres. Beer barrel, 36 US gallons.
It won't phase the oilsands at all.