Airbus Helicopters H145 flies on sustainable fuel
ADAC Luftrettung Airbus Helicopters H145 flies on sustainable fuel.
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Nothing new about burning used cooking oil and animal fats.
All it does is make some folks "feel good" .... and "feel" like they are saviors of the planet. For thousands of years the Eskimos burned whale fat to cook and keep warm And it was also ... "sustainable fuel" |
Originally Posted by Arnie Madsen
(Post 11058495)
And it was also ... "sustainable fuel"
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Originally Posted by Arnie Madsen
(Post 11058495)
Nothing new about burning used cooking oil and animal fats.
All it does is make some folks "feel good" .... and "feel" like they are saviors of the planet. For thousands of years the Eskimos burned whale fat to cook and keep warm And it was also ... "sustainable fuel" Nobody is under any illusions that this is going to save the planet. You can't unscramble the egg. It's about avoiding using any extra fossil-based carbon - you must have been asleep at the wheel not to know this is the ultimate goal. Synthetic, carbon neutral fuels are the only future the industry has - expensive yes but only compared to our previous habit of not paying for the environmental damage caused by burning oil and gas. |
So instead of enjoying the smell of freedom on dispersal (jet exhaust from Jet A-1) it will smell of chips...............
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When folks start eating healthy and lay off fried foods....what happens to fuel supply?
Also...what is the cost of the "green" fuel compared to the "dinosaur" version? Is that why it is a non-profit operation? The US Navy under SecNav Mabus (an Idiot) went "Green".....with some slightly increased cost for Green Fuel. That's significantly lower than the $424 per gallon the Navy previously paid for 20,055 gallons of algae-based biofuel, or the $27 per gallon it paid for 450,000 gallons of a different biofuel. |
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