renewable diesel alternative......

Forget your low sulphur, propane-injected stuff. Here is the real solution, and its renewable energy folks....
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_768000/768672.stm

Check it out.

OK, let the party commence! But PLEASE try to keep it PG-13 rated.

Here's the first two thoughts that popped into my head:

1. Ric has always been full of s**t. Now we can put him to good use.

2. If the more common biodiesel makes your exhaust smell like french fries, imagine what this stuff would do!

-mickey

Washington, California and NYC will be the next OPEC!

Smelly work if you can get it. I'll stick to consulting.
TDIsmokin
Claude

When I got out of school in '84 I had a friend who graduated in Chemical Engineering a year before me. His first job was trying to do this exact same thing, with sheep shi*, er, ah, dung.

The company he worked for eventually failed because it was simply not cost effective, despite government subsidies. Maybe it will fly now. Yeah, 'when pigs can fly'. I don't see this happening as long as there's still oil in the ground.

Good idea though. Kill 2 birds with one stone, so to speak, but its not a new idea.



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Jeff
'00 Golf GL TDI 5 speed

Oh boy.... Turbo Doodie Injection?.....No thanks!!

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Ryan

New Jetta GL TDI
Atlantic blue w/gray

My other car is a Specialized Stumpjumper.

[This message has been edited by ThinkDiesel (edited May 31, 2000).]

At least we'll have an inexhaustible supply.

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Jack from Anaheim
'70 Convertible VW Bug.
'00 Silver NB TDI Auto.

I've heard if you eat chili, you can increase the cetane by three point! WoW!

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99 Jetta TDI (A4)