Real World is finally beginning to catch up

[Kevin]

The real world is starting to catch up with the data that Jonathan and I got in TRV data regarding the optimum energy replacement for fossil fuel...

Check these links out-

Video of algae to oil

Valcent's Releases Profitable Initial Production Estimates for its Vertical Vegetable Growing Systems | Reuters

Pond-Powered Biofuels: Turning Algae into America's Newest Alternative Energy Source - Popular Mechanics

We got this data over 6 years ago...most people laughed at us.

[Vortex]

There also kelp.. grow as fast as half a meter a day, ultimately reaching 30 to 80 meters.

E100 like Brazil and let the backyard stills blaze.

Waste products, like donuts! or non food products are all usable.

[future pather]

This may be in one of the vids, I'll try to check them out if I get more time. . .

but these algae plants will be using CO2 so that helps us on another level

Jessica

[future pather]

Ok I'm back and watched the vid. Super cool

He does mention that the algae "sequesters CO2" but I'm not sure everyone would connect the dots on what that means.

At this point, biodiesel gas used in cars has worse emissions than regular diesel, which is the only downside I could see here.

However maybe they can improve on that and maybe what he mentioned about the CO2 chains has to do with that.

Also there is already a liquid gas additive which causes fuel to burn a bit more thoroughly and thereby reduces emissions in gas, diesel, biodiesel, etc. so that can help a little.

Jessica

[ashtweth]

Thanks Kevin , there are a few more ideas you might be interested here on this page. ill add your links there too.
Vertical Farming

Ash