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Teleworking from home
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” You’ll need to identify a source of oil to use as feedstock. Nowadays, it’s not unusual to drive by a dozen or more gas stations, all with no gas.” The system can run on their sugar-based feedstock (available for purchase) or you can use waste ethanol – leftover beer, wine, and spirits. And you’ll want to make sure you don’t run afoul of tax law by trying to sell the fuel. * The EFuel100 MicroFueler™ is “the world’s first portable ethanol micro-refinery system. I really appreciate our hybrid in times like these, but I still wish I could convince Kwadjo to get a grease car. Their models are the only conversion kits approved by the EPA. Once it’s installed, your diesel engine can run on straight vegetable oil in any climate.This kind of DIY technology is expensive at the start, but may make sense if your home or business uses a lot of fuel or you have a good supply of reagents and feedstock to make the fuel. Wouldn’t it be great to be able to have an automotive fuel supply separate from big oil? We’ll now you can.* What if you have oil but don’t want to use biodiesel? Perhaps a vegetable fuel conversion kit from Greasecar.com is right for you. Of course one of the best ways to decrease dependence on oil and gas is to use alternative transportation – transit, walking, biking, teleworking, or at least carpooling. They allow your vehicle to run on anything from pure gasoline to E85 (85% ethanol).We are experiencing a significant gas shortage here in Atlanta. Note that there may be tax credits available for purchase of these machines.* What if you drive a vehicle with a gas engine? In that case, check out the Flex Box Smart Kit E85 conversion kits from Flex Fuel US. Check out these options for making your own biofuel:* The Ester Machine System from Green World Biofuels is “a complete biodiesel production system that enables the teleworking from home
operator to turn used fryer or virgin vegetable oils into high quality finished fuel.” – Nelson Mandela. Safe journey!”There is nothing like returning to a place that remains unchanged