[OFB Cafe] Bio Fuels

[Rick Bowers]

I almost hate to interrupt the flow of the Cafe 
with a new topic, but I received the following 
except in an email today. Does anyone (I *know* 
Chris will) have any details on this or maybe some pro/con discussion?

"Bio Fuels: We've all heard about 
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which is a bio fuel produced from corn, that is 
added to the gasoline we use in our cars. On the 
heating oil side, there is 
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®. This is a 2% to 5% blend of 
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that is mixed with regular heating oil. There are 
a lot of things to like about Bioheat®, including 
the environmental benefits of producing fewer 
harmful emissions during production and 
combustion and also reducing the carbon dioxide 
to the atmosphere by 78%. Beginning this fall, 
PriceEnergy's customers in certain markets will 
have the choice of ordering either Bioheat®, or 
regular heating oil. Watch for more information, 
or <mailto:customerservice at priceenergy.com>send 
us an e-mail with your questions. "

~Hick