Comments on: Thailand Scientists Discover New Algae Species – Can Be Used to Produce Biodiesel http://gas2.org/2008/11/02/thailand-scientists-discover-new-algae-species-can-be-used-to-produce-biodiesel/ What is the future of fuel? What's new? What's next? Since 2007, Gas 2 has covered a rapidly changing world coming to terms with its oil addiction. Thu, 24 May 2012 23:24:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Uncle B http://gas2.org/2008/11/02/thailand-scientists-discover-new-algae-species-can-be-used-to-produce-biodiesel/#comment-6327 Uncle B Sun, 07 Jun 2009 22:31:16 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1207#comment-6327 Fission-fires, Fear these! I live a stone's throw from Darlington Nuclear Plant in Ontario, Canada, and I am on old man, so I only need heat and light for a few more years. My children, all struggle with huge mortgages, higher transportation bills, rising professional fees, skyrocketing food costs, and ball-busting taxes. We have grown to feel secure in our energy future, close to a fission-fire as we are, and have no choice but to accept its extreme danger. I suppose, due to its enormous output, conserving power is not foremost on our minds, as it should be, and for the sake of cleaner air, we look forward to lighter faster plug-in cars. We ponder using cooling tower heat for great green-houses filled with aquaponic setups, yielding the fish and the chips from one operation, and have fooled ourselves into the notion that the waste products from our fission-fires will make even more fuel for our futures, if we only knew the technology. Algae based bio-diesel is great for some climates - not ours! we get enough frost in late fall to freeze ponds solid in even Southern Canada! I can't help to remind you that once lighted, fission-fires cannot be extinguished by mankind, not ever! and release waste products that kill us. We are one human error away from Armageddon here, and still live like there is no tomorrow! SEE: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5384001427276447319 to confirm some of my ideas, don't believe me! Fission-fires, Fear these! I live a stone’s throw from Darlington Nuclear Plant in Ontario, Canada, and I am on old man, so I only need heat and light for a few more years. My children, all struggle with huge mortgages, higher transportation bills, rising professional fees, skyrocketing food costs, and ball-busting taxes. We have grown to feel secure in our energy future, close to a fission-fire as we are, and have no choice but to accept its extreme danger. I suppose, due to its enormous output, conserving power is not foremost on our minds, as it should be, and for the sake of cleaner air, we look forward to lighter faster plug-in cars. We ponder using cooling tower heat for great green-houses filled with aquaponic setups, yielding the fish and the chips from one operation, and have fooled ourselves into the notion that the waste products from our fission-fires will make even more fuel for our futures, if we only knew the technology. Algae based bio-diesel is great for some climates – not ours! we get enough frost in late fall to freeze ponds solid in even Southern Canada! I can’t help to remind you that once lighted, fission-fires cannot be extinguished by mankind, not ever! and release waste products that kill us. We are one human error away from Armageddon here, and still live like there is no tomorrow! SEE: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5384001427276447319

to confirm some of my ideas, don’t believe me!

]]> By: Uncle B http://gas2.org/2008/11/02/thailand-scientists-discover-new-algae-species-can-be-used-to-produce-biodiesel/#comment-28497 Uncle B Sun, 07 Jun 2009 22:31:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1207#comment-28497 Fission-fires, Fear these! I live a stone's throw from Darlington Nuclear Plant in Ontario, Canada, and I am on old man, so I only need heat and light for a few more years. My children, all struggle with huge mortgages, higher transportation bills, rising professional fees, skyrocketing food costs, and ball-busting taxes. We have grown to feel secure in our energy future, close to a fission-fire as we are, and have no choice but to accept its extreme danger. I suppose, due to its enormous output, conserving power is not foremost on our minds, as it should be, and for the sake of cleaner air, we look forward to lighter faster plug-in cars. We ponder using cooling tower heat for great green-houses filled with aquaponic setups, yielding the fish and the chips from one operation, and have fooled ourselves into the notion that the waste products from our fission-fires will make even more fuel for our futures, if we only knew the technology. Algae based bio-diesel is great for some climates - not ours! we get enough frost in late fall to freeze ponds solid in even Southern Canada! I can't help to remind you that once lighted, fission-fires cannot be extinguished by mankind, not ever! and release waste products that kill us. We are one human error away from Armageddon here, and still live like there is no tomorrow! SEE: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5384001427276447319 to confirm some of my ideas, don't believe me! Fission-fires, Fear these! I live a stone’s throw from Darlington Nuclear Plant in Ontario, Canada, and I am on old man, so I only need heat and light for a few more years. My children, all struggle with huge mortgages, higher transportation bills, rising professional fees, skyrocketing food costs, and ball-busting taxes. We have grown to feel secure in our energy future, close to a fission-fire as we are, and have no choice but to accept its extreme danger. I suppose, due to its enormous output, conserving power is not foremost on our minds, as it should be, and for the sake of cleaner air, we look forward to lighter faster plug-in cars. We ponder using cooling tower heat for great green-houses filled with aquaponic setups, yielding the fish and the chips from one operation, and have fooled ourselves into the notion that the waste products from our fission-fires will make even more fuel for our futures, if we only knew the technology. Algae based bio-diesel is great for some climates – not ours! we get enough frost in late fall to freeze ponds solid in even Southern Canada! I can’t help to remind you that once lighted, fission-fires cannot be extinguished by mankind, not ever! and release waste products that kill us. We are one human error away from Armageddon here, and still live like there is no tomorrow! SEE: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5384001427276447319

to confirm some of my ideas, don’t believe me!

]]> By: Uncle B http://gas2.org/2008/11/02/thailand-scientists-discover-new-algae-species-can-be-used-to-produce-biodiesel/#comment-28498 Uncle B Sun, 07 Jun 2009 22:31:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1207#comment-28498 Fission-fires, Fear these! I live a stone's throw from Darlington Nuclear Plant in Ontario, Canada, and I am on old man, so I only need heat and light for a few more years. My children, all struggle with huge mortgages, higher transportation bills, rising professional fees, skyrocketing food costs, and ball-busting taxes. We have grown to feel secure in our energy future, close to a fission-fire as we are, and have no choice but to accept its extreme danger. I suppose, due to its enormous output, conserving power is not foremost on our minds, as it should be, and for the sake of cleaner air, we look forward to lighter faster plug-in cars. We ponder using cooling tower heat for great green-houses filled with aquaponic setups, yielding the fish and the chips from one operation, and have fooled ourselves into the notion that the waste products from our fission-fires will make even more fuel for our futures, if we only knew the technology. Algae based bio-diesel is great for some climates - not ours! we get enough frost in late fall to freeze ponds solid in even Southern Canada! I can't help to remind you that once lighted, fission-fires cannot be extinguished by mankind, not ever! and release waste products that kill us. We are one human error away from Armageddon here, and still live like there is no tomorrow! SEE: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5384001427276447319 to confirm some of my ideas, don't believe me! Fission-fires, Fear these! I live a stone’s throw from Darlington Nuclear Plant in Ontario, Canada, and I am on old man, so I only need heat and light for a few more years. My children, all struggle with huge mortgages, higher transportation bills, rising professional fees, skyrocketing food costs, and ball-busting taxes. We have grown to feel secure in our energy future, close to a fission-fire as we are, and have no choice but to accept its extreme danger. I suppose, due to its enormous output, conserving power is not foremost on our minds, as it should be, and for the sake of cleaner air, we look forward to lighter faster plug-in cars. We ponder using cooling tower heat for great green-houses filled with aquaponic setups, yielding the fish and the chips from one operation, and have fooled ourselves into the notion that the waste products from our fission-fires will make even more fuel for our futures, if we only knew the technology. Algae based bio-diesel is great for some climates – not ours! we get enough frost in late fall to freeze ponds solid in even Southern Canada! I can’t help to remind you that once lighted, fission-fires cannot be extinguished by mankind, not ever! and release waste products that kill us. We are one human error away from Armageddon here, and still live like there is no tomorrow! SEE: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5384001427276447319

to confirm some of my ideas, don’t believe me!

]]> By: Ralf Lange http://gas2.org/2008/11/02/thailand-scientists-discover-new-algae-species-can-be-used-to-produce-biodiesel/#comment-6326 Ralf Lange Mon, 09 Feb 2009 08:03:54 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1207#comment-6326 Our company is interested in a collaboration with scientists specializing in algea selection. Our team has started to design an innovative reactor system (closed reactor, high pressure, optical fibres, etc) where we would like to test various algae strains. Intersted parties may contact me under ralf.lange@inventatech.com Ralf Lange CEO Our company is interested in a collaboration with scientists specializing in algea selection. Our team has started to design an innovative reactor system (closed reactor, high pressure, optical fibres, etc) where we would like to test various algae strains.

Intersted parties may contact me under ralf.lange@inventatech.com

Ralf Lange

CEO

]]> By: Ralf Lange http://gas2.org/2008/11/02/thailand-scientists-discover-new-algae-species-can-be-used-to-produce-biodiesel/#comment-28495 Ralf Lange Mon, 09 Feb 2009 08:03:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1207#comment-28495 Our company is interested in a collaboration with scientists specializing in algea selection. Our team has started to design an innovative reactor system (closed reactor, high pressure, optical fibres, etc) where we would like to test various algae strains. Intersted parties may contact me under ralf.lange@inventatech.com Ralf Lange CEO Our company is interested in a collaboration with scientists specializing in algea selection. Our team has started to design an innovative reactor system (closed reactor, high pressure, optical fibres, etc) where we would like to test various algae strains.

Intersted parties may contact me under ralf.lange@inventatech.com

Ralf Lange

CEO

]]> By: Ralf Lange http://gas2.org/2008/11/02/thailand-scientists-discover-new-algae-species-can-be-used-to-produce-biodiesel/#comment-28496 Ralf Lange Mon, 09 Feb 2009 08:03:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1207#comment-28496 Our company is interested in a collaboration with scientists specializing in algea selection. Our team has started to design an innovative reactor system (closed reactor, high pressure, optical fibres, etc) where we would like to test various algae strains. Intersted parties may contact me under ralf.lange@inventatech.com Ralf Lange CEO Our company is interested in a collaboration with scientists specializing in algea selection. Our team has started to design an innovative reactor system (closed reactor, high pressure, optical fibres, etc) where we would like to test various algae strains.

Intersted parties may contact me under ralf.lange@inventatech.com

Ralf Lange

CEO

]]> By: Jessica Brock http://gas2.org/2008/11/02/thailand-scientists-discover-new-algae-species-can-be-used-to-produce-biodiesel/#comment-6325 Jessica Brock Mon, 19 Jan 2009 22:57:06 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1207#comment-6325 Alternative energy sources are imperative to the sustainability of our economies future! Please come and visit Valcent to see what we’re doing in efforts to promote algae biofuel. Come and see our commercial sized unit producing algae and turning into a valuable alternative energy source! http://blog.valcent.net Jessica Brock Valcent Alternative energy sources are imperative to the sustainability of our economies future! Please come and visit Valcent to see what we’re doing in efforts to promote algae biofuel. Come and see our commercial sized unit producing algae and turning into a valuable alternative energy source!

http://blog.valcent.net

Jessica Brock

Valcent

]]> By: Jessica Brock http://gas2.org/2008/11/02/thailand-scientists-discover-new-algae-species-can-be-used-to-produce-biodiesel/#comment-28493 Jessica Brock Mon, 19 Jan 2009 22:57:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1207#comment-28493 Alternative energy sources are imperative to the sustainability of our economies future! Please come and visit Valcent to see what we’re doing in efforts to promote algae biofuel. Come and see our commercial sized unit producing algae and turning into a valuable alternative energy source! http://blog.valcent.net Jessica Brock Valcent Alternative energy sources are imperative to the sustainability of our economies future! Please come and visit Valcent to see what we’re doing in efforts to promote algae biofuel. Come and see our commercial sized unit producing algae and turning into a valuable alternative energy source!

http://blog.valcent.net

Jessica Brock

Valcent

]]> By: Jessica Brock http://gas2.org/2008/11/02/thailand-scientists-discover-new-algae-species-can-be-used-to-produce-biodiesel/#comment-28494 Jessica Brock Mon, 19 Jan 2009 22:57:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1207#comment-28494 Alternative energy sources are imperative to the sustainability of our economies future! Please come and visit Valcent to see what we’re doing in efforts to promote algae biofuel. Come and see our commercial sized unit producing algae and turning into a valuable alternative energy source! http://blog.valcent.net Jessica Brock Valcent Alternative energy sources are imperative to the sustainability of our economies future! Please come and visit Valcent to see what we’re doing in efforts to promote algae biofuel. Come and see our commercial sized unit producing algae and turning into a valuable alternative energy source!

http://blog.valcent.net

Jessica Brock

Valcent

]]> By: Clifford J. Wirth, Ph.D. http://gas2.org/2008/11/02/thailand-scientists-discover-new-algae-species-can-be-used-to-produce-biodiesel/#comment-6324 Clifford J. Wirth, Ph.D. Fri, 09 Jan 2009 15:22:56 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1207#comment-6324 Hi Chuck L, I have read the report that you cite. Algal biodiesel is still in R&D and pilot projects, and production depends on oil for collection, processing, and transport. Thus Peak Oil = Peak Biodiesel. Here is comment from Bart Anderson, editor of Energybulletin.net: "It seems that any attempts to power our large and growing energy demand from biofuels is doomed to failure, without intensive efforts at efficiency and conservation." @ http://www.energybulletin.net/node/47023 Hi Chuck L,

I have read the report that you cite. Algal biodiesel is still in R&D and pilot projects, and production depends on oil for collection, processing, and transport. Thus Peak Oil = Peak Biodiesel.

Here is comment from Bart Anderson, editor of Energybulletin.net:

“It seems that any attempts to power our large and growing energy demand from biofuels is doomed to failure, without intensive efforts at efficiency and conservation.”

@ http://www.energybulletin.net/node/47023

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