Monday, November 12, 2007 8:04:49 PM
As far as sequestering carbon at USSE's $0.15/lb, keep in mind that soybeans are largely carbon and soybeans also currently trade at roughly $0.15/lb ($9 - $10/bushel for 60 lb). Why not just bury the soybeans directly and save the cost of processing with pyrolysis?? We could sequester carbon at about $0.15/lb just by having farmers immediately bury all the soybeans they produce--or even much cheaper if switchgrass or other crops are grown and buried. Does that sound like a good idea?
Likewise using the ash at $0.15/lb as a fuel to replace coal at $0.02/lb in order to be more environmentally friendly. Why not burn the soybeans directly in a steam plant and save the processing costs?
But since you say you're going to be the first customer, that trumps everything. Money talks. How much are you going to purchase and at what price? For what are you going to use the fertilizer?
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