Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Startech Garbage to Energy System
Links and References
Utilizing Renewable Methanol to Power Electric Commuter Aircraft
Deploying Ocean Nuclear Energy Flotillas into International Waters for the Carbon Neutral Production of Synthetic Fuels, Industrial Chemicals, and Fertilizers
Mitigating Forest Fires by Harvesting Potentially Hazardous Woodland Biomass for the Production of Renewable Methanol
The Case for Remotely Sited Underwater Nuclear Reactors
Renewable Methanol as Liquid Electricity
Floating Nuclear Power Plants, Floating Power Barges, and Marine Methanol
Siting Ocean Nuclear Power Plants in Remote US Territorial Waters for the Carbon Neutral Production of Synfuels and Industrial Chemicals
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This technology is new to me so I'll have to read more about it. But I have to say that was a pretty cool demonstration!
A plasma arc incinerator is currently being built in St. Lucie County in Florida.
A lot more on this emerging technology can be found on Wikipedia at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plasma_arc_gasification
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