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Re: Fuel Prices ...
Bio-Deisel has been in the Bay Area since 1979, but only recently has the law been revised to allow "distilling" on a much grander scale for homeowners: apparently, the volume allowed was too small to fully process for fuel, since it fell under the same law as making wine and brewing beer??
It is growing, too. Smells like a *m o b i l e french fry cart going by. Using reclaimed vegatable & cooking oil has been a 2-way win (of course), but I imagine it would really take off if they added just a fraction of the soy production to the pot. At about $800/conversions, there really is no reason why at today's state of affairs we simply being mandating a significant percentage of commercial vehicles (like 30-60%) to run on bio-deisel, just as they have UPS trucks running on natural gas.....would make a lot of ecological sense, and ease the feeling of capitulation in shifting people to a new midset. IMO.
** These filters in the forums are still not fixed properly. Incredible.
Originally posted by SAman
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It is growing, too. Smells like a *m o b i l e french fry cart going by. Using reclaimed vegatable & cooking oil has been a 2-way win (of course), but I imagine it would really take off if they added just a fraction of the soy production to the pot. At about $800/conversions, there really is no reason why at today's state of affairs we simply being mandating a significant percentage of commercial vehicles (like 30-60%) to run on bio-deisel, just as they have UPS trucks running on natural gas.....would make a lot of ecological sense, and ease the feeling of capitulation in shifting people to a new midset. IMO.
** These filters in the forums are still not fixed properly. Incredible.
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