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To: decimon

Biomass to gas to catalytic intermediate to liquid gasoline. I estimate a cost per gallon of $ 12-30.


5 posted on 04/28/2009 6:52:48 AM PDT by pabianice
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I estimate a cost per gallon of $ 12-30.

Perfect, put it in production. The government will buy all you can make.

7 posted on 04/28/2009 6:56:56 AM PDT by Tarpon (You abolish your responsibilities, your surrender your rights.)
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To: pabianice
I estimate a cost per gallon of $ 12-30.

Until they start drilling the great untapped biomass wastelands of Nevada, aka The Grand Buffet Biomass Fields.

8 posted on 04/28/2009 6:59:16 AM PDT by randog (Tap into America!)
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To: pabianice
How much capital expense are you amortizing over whet period? What are your assumed feedstock cost?
10 posted on 04/28/2009 6:59:27 AM PDT by Jack of all Trades (Bait and Switch - that's change ain't it?)
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From the article:

With improvements in the rate of production from genetic engineering, Voigt estimates that gasoline could be produced at $1.65 per gallon from sugar cane bagasse.

He expects fuel from cellulosic sources like poplar would be cheaper at $1.10 to $1.30 a gallon. But creating reliable cost models at this point is hard since there are no cellulosic fuel crops in production to base an estimate on, he said.


12 posted on 04/28/2009 7:01:12 AM PDT by marvlus
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