Dear visitors,
Renewable energy plays a key role in the future of humankind. Whether you look
at it from an ecological or an economical point of view, turning to
non-fossil, regenerative energy sources is vital for the preservation
of our civilisation.
Whereas a closed CO2 cycleshould be a priority goal on environmental grounds, the depletion of
fossil reserves will inevitably force us to reconsider the structure
of our energy supply system before long.
This prospect may
meet with opposition in some quarters, but those with a more
realistic outlook will also recognize the opportunities it offers.
While largely influenced by current political trends, almost all
forms of renewable energy can look forward to a bright future. The
growth in the world's population, the need to present even the
ongoing provision of drinking water as a matter of energy consumption
plus a latent desire for convenience ensure the (continued) supply of
any kind of energy despite all attempts at saving.
So,
preferring to act rather than sit back and wait, I have decided to
devote my attention to the provision of liquid fuel. Due to their
energy density and storability, liquid fuels are no doubt the most
valuable source of energy. While offering a range of applications in
the field of mobility that is unmatched by any other practical
alternative, as a form of stored energy they also lend themselves
ideally to simple conversion processes.
My main focus is on the production of biodiesel. Alongside ethanol, biodiesel
is an extremely easy fuel to manufacture, based on vegetable oil from
the agricultural industry and requiring relatively little energy to
convert compared with other alternatives.
If you are interested in the topic of biodiesel in general or have always been
tempted by the thought of creating the odd drop or two in your garage
or kitchen yourself, may I recommend the webpage www.chipoil-diesel.de.
There you will find current research trends, downloads for
calculating reaction mixtures and general tips.
Should
you be interested in the latest technical equipment for the
production of biodiesel, please turn to www.esterizer.de.
This site features state-of-the-art technologies as well as the
history of their development.
I hope the information provided
is of assistance to you. Have fun surfing!
Yours,