William Taylor

Jatropha Feedstock Developments

Well, I have owned D1 oils for a few years now and I am DOWN a spectacular 97.44% on my investment. So much for getting rich with them. What sucker I am!

BP: Beyond Petroleum and Back

Jer, you are, of course, correct but people do not wish to see the truth. Alternative energy is not viable at this time nor in the immediate future without massive government subsidy. That does not mean we should not try and make it viable. So let's take money from the defense department and do some more energy research on safe nuclear fuel reprocessing.


On Jul 08 05:37 PM JER13071946 wrote:

> Does this tell anyone about the free enterprise system? Does anyone
> want to work for nothing? Would anyone "avoid" profit if you had
> a choice? If "alternative energy" was economically viable, people
> would be doing it! It is NOT viable for today's world. Only rich
> people can afford to install wind generators and enough solar panels
> to do any good - because they don't care if it makes economic sense
> - they are doing their part in response to the insane "Gorists/Gia"
> religion. God it would be a better world if people had a solid science
> education.

Biofuel's Year in Review

Jhatropa! Why no mention of Jhatropa. Jeff? The company D1oils in England, although a spectacular failure for any investor, is a leading researcher and soon to be producer of this miracle product that grows in the worst non food stock soil and produces the highest fuel content from its seeds of any biofuel. With a 30 year plant lifespan I would think money would be flowing to it. I know BP took a stake in it as did the the government of Saudi Arabia.

No thoughts on this topic, Jeff?