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A group of us up here in Wisconsin are very excited about biomass gasification and are working on a stationary gasifier to be placed as a heat unit (hot water) in a large Hoop House this year with the hopes of developing Co-Gen once we can iron out some filtering issues to prevent the fouling of modern gas engines (converted to syngas) generators. We have 4 built and are hoping to put hundreds more hours of burn time on them in the coming year to prove the technology more viable. Fuels are to be grown on site with willow coppice and farm waste, bio-char to be reapplied in test garden plots and other experiments.
-Rob
I think I'm in the minority here in that I prefer smaller cars. Not because they are more fuel efficient, but because they are, in my opinion, so much more fun to drive. There's an agility and a connection to the road that can't be matched by larger vehicles.
Fuel efficiency, to me, will always take a backseat to a car's handling, styling, interior quality, and overall driving experience. That is, I'm not about to chuck myself into a penalty car for the sake of getting an extra five miles per gallon.
Personally, I'm hoping the Mini lasts until all the promised diesel models start showing up. Comparable performance to gas engines, with 30-40% better fuel economy.