Re: new hybrid cars could get 100 mpg



d wrote:



I think the confusion is based on the premis that the heat value of biomass
will remain stable while the heat value of petroleum increases. If the
biomass can be converted into a high quality product then the heat value of
biomass as measured in dollars should increase proportionally with the heat
value of petroleum measured in dollars.

Are you looking at nitch markets? If not, biomass is meaningless compared to 85mb/d. It does not fix anything...

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