Paul Purcell 41 mins · Sewage from our homes is a vast energy source that needs to be harnessed.. We can be generating power from the treatment of sewage it does not have to be an energy drain. sciencedaily/releases/2011/01/110105121131.htm This biomass plant that will generate 37.5 megawatts, enough to power 37,000 homes is a step in the right direction. This is true investment in local infrastructure, local economies and national security. beyond the jobs at the plant it will source its feedstocks from the surrounding agricultural community.. This is the decade in which we could have solar and small wind installed on every government building roof.. Rather this then giving it away as a subsidy to drill oil gas.. Contact your members of government and inquire about what measures are being taken to promote clean renewable energy in your area... biofueldaily/reports/Leidos_To_Assume_Ownership_Of_Plainfield_Biomass_Power_Facility_999.html Hydrothermal liquefaction looks like a very promising method to sustainably produce bio crude from a very large variety of feedstocks.. Very high energy return in this efficient process... biofueldaily/reports/Hydrothermal_liquefaction_the_most_promising_path_to_a_sustainable_bio_oil_production_999.html All of the products we get from petroleum are available to us by using biorefinery technology! Biorefinery technology is the sustainable answer Biorefineries modeled on the petroleum refineries will make efficient use of feedstock material for a more sustainable future... biofueldaily/reports/Biorefining_The_new_green_wave_999.html Anaerobic digester technology implemented at a waste water treatment facility to provide heat, hydrogen for vehicles and electricity to run the facility. More intelligent ways of dealing with the waste products of society could very well be... the first low hanging fruit to provide significant input in our efforts for a society run completely on clean renewable energy. energy.gov/articles/fueling-next-generation-vehicle-technology Household sewage: Not waste, but a vast new energy resource In a finding that gives new meaning to the adage, waste not, want not, scientists are reporting that household sewage has far more potential as an alternative energy source than previously thought. They say the discovery,... SCIENCEDAILY
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