Here’s a tome (700 pages!) on bio-energy for anyone looking for a comprehensive study on the subject; an enormous amount of time must have gone into this. Personally, I don’t see the reason to get excited about any of this.
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Hard To Get Excited About Bio-Energy
Tagged with: bio-energy, biofuels replace gasoline and diesel rather electricity, cheap available wind charge electric vehicles, half a billion acres of arable farmland, Hard To Get Excited About Bio-Energy, large amounts of water and fertizer, tiny efficiency with which sunlight can be transformed into useful chemical energy via photosynthesis, wind turbines convert about 20% of the energy in their swept area into electricity, wind turbines run at capacity factors that often exceed 30%
Biomass Project in Southern Pakistan
I’m happy to report that it appears I’m making progress in arranging funding for a facility to turn buffalo dung in Southern Pakistan into fertilizer and energy. As you’re reading this, there are 400,000 dairy buffaloes standing in an area …
Tagged with: bio-energy, biofertilizer, biomass, buffalo dung, environment, environmental ruin, Southern Pakistan
