[OFB Cafe] Bio Fuels

[Fred Smith]

Rick,

The message made it through on my end yesterday.  Mailman might be
configured not to send copies of email messages back to the senders. I
can't really tell because gmail automatically filters duplicate
messages for me.

-Fred

On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 7:03 AM, Rick Bowers <rwbowers at gmail.com> wrote:
> I sent this yesterday, but it didn't seem to post.
>
> 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
> <http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001lIjxWswRiPTZAryXBBcUkyRVFRbw4TDEY_rS2JPcNQrqt2wUqPn7wOBQpqZctEN52bsgPa97zCEAT6BFXkiio4nAvxay1A286YGRoB2TmpRr8OOoOL3lcJvedPrrL5fn8mPYX704inDUE8l5PgFNGzxfJyDJtJUp>ethanol,
> 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
> <http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001lIjxWswRiPScSzRIuKUyvQwATrQ9IlOm3kMRh1NDwx4hOhgFNzfdrqGOdYA_DYQCgOkt5hGpA49MTAUEUa2ILRlWvTn36X6fWsWMlBAsY8mTXlU-IBu_tqJjdQywj44rN_jFQoHAzuc=>Bioheat
> (R). This is a 2% to 5% blend of
> <http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001lIjxWswRiPSEdBXHx8WZY8UHIA8n1BmgG5TQtx0uJbkN8HDpacLen60IfZO0bIWWBgqTY1Z_UHfh_kIZAGrmfZZ_pEsejUnGlpEmz7SGt-YKQRMJBEc65tk_1b_bA8PATCTdpWMkh_6j4KRINIMSH1AuImNVjE5A>bio-diesel
> that is mixed with regular heating oil. There are a lot of things to like
> about Bioheat(R), 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(R), or regular heating oil. Watch for more information, or
> <mailto:customerservice at priceenergy.com>send us an e-mail with your
> questions. "
>
> ~Hick
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