Friday, November 12, 2010 7:09:59 AM
"The world's first bio-coal plant will take place in Terrace, BC, Canada" (Oct 13, 2010):
http://www.journalofcommerce.com/article/id40973
The plant will use microwaves and industrial waste heat as a source of energy to dry the feedstock, which is waste wood. The microwave technology is based on a patented invention of a UK company, Rotawave Ltd. The total investment will be around $30 million.
This facility should be considered as economically feasible, according to Global Bio-Coal Energy, the company building the plant. Compare this company to Vega, with Molen the only employee, with no assets, with no patents or technological competence in the energy sector, and make your conclusions.
To build a bio-coal plant the innovative technology has to be invented in the first place. Then, around $30 million should be raised from the market. Not to mention the environmental permits, the energy for drying the feedstock (necessary industrial waste heat), the land, the logistics to transport the feedstock to the plant and the product to customers, the equipment to handle the feedstock before the gasifying process etc.
Do you still believe there will be a bio-coal plant of Vega?
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