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alternative ways to save the environment is alternative fuels
are we ready to rock n roll with cyber fuels?
check the EcoFlex96 box and filler up. where's the 'dynamo' in my 18 wheeler.....are we gona fill all those methanol LGN plants being built on the gulf and oregon coasts? time to take it to the bank
nice pick of the ride! using the additive for long life.
patience tries mens souls...
and those of women investors of ecsl also. why? because we are the fast food generation of instant gratification. some of us should be day traders as attention spans are not required and often no dd either. if you have or had the courage of your convictions,with ecsl, well... nothing has changed. it has only gotten better. but....patience is difficult to sell to those with little or none. frustration can cause those without perserverance to bail.
ive been here a long time and many of my fellow longs, much longer. we evidently have infinite patience to go along with dynamic and complete due dilligence ...to keep that patience intact.
ECSL cyber fuels is the most dynamic distruptive transportation fuel in our life times. nothing is instant. i dont have an answer for the ''when'', just that it shall happen....and smiles will prevail and last a life time and beyond
(banned in boston...errr romper room)
cyber fuels already has a product: ''dynamo''...
in pilot & flying J travel centers supplying dynamo additive to truckers and other diesel powered vehicles. it increases cetane 8 points, cuts polution, no smoke out the stack and gives 20% and up better mpg depending how you drive
it's in about 6 states so far and spreading to all 700 stations....and advertised on xm radio ''road dog'' ch 146. this is just the start. when cyber fuels (symbol: ecsl) hits the pumps with EcoFlex96 for gas engines, with 10% and up better mpg, this stock will go hog wild
Company by the name of CyberFuels starting to make waves
my anomaly boat says sooooooooon
but, then if im wrong....ill keep loading till im empty
not sure they can .. yet.
give me florida, california EcoFlex96* & BOOOOOM
it's simple....money talks. pilot flying J will be a slow process, just due to the pace of stocking all the stores. drop a contract of significance or status....and everything changes over night. flex fuel rules the future and we rule flex fuel.
*russia, trinidad, china, would also change the course of human events as it pertains to flex fuels as well
this board needs to be renamed
...CYBER FUEL....
EcoFlex96 and Dynamo
From Trinidad to China and Canada to Russia, Methanol and their flex fuel acceptance is about to grow by leaps and bounds.
ecsl cyber fuel sub, methanol and flex fuel stock ecsl is on sale right now. bk forces sh to sell and we benefit. time to stock up on ecsl as it's future is more than bright. HAIL VICTORY ....PARA LA VICTORIA
ECSL is now "the" player now in flex fuel
i love this board*. buy ecsl and retire to panama, bogata, the carribean....ecsl will take care of you and probably get a spin off or two with their medical divisions.
*where are the dancing girls?
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Methanol Makes Sense as a Fuel Additive in China
China consumes 40% of the global methanol supply and is also the world’s the largest user of methanol as a fuel. While the Chinese government approves its use as an additive to gasoline and even offers some tax incentives to motorists, methanol (unlike ethanol) is economical as an additive without government support or subsidies. Private fuel stations sell methanol blends in eight Chinese provinces today, and several auto manufacturers now make Flexible Fuel Vehicles (FFVs) that run on fuel with a high methanol content. Methanol as an additive is particularly appealing to bus and taxi drivers looking to save on their gasoline costs.
According to the China Association of Alcohol and Ether Clean Fuels, 7 million tonnes of methanol were used in fuels in 2011 – a figure expected to double by 2015. Methanol’s cost advantages over ethanol and its ability to reduce CO2 emissions have led to predictions that its use as a transportation fuel will grow to rival its role in the manufacture of building materials and various chemical commodities.
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