Mickey's Telecom Corner

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W2 energy and their many facets.
1. ETHANOL PLAY. http://w2energy.com/main/pages/technology/plant-overview.php
2. WASTE TO ENERGY "Municipal solid waste - Agricultural waste - Human and animal waste - Tires and plastics - Medical waste"
3. CARBON CREDIT PLAYhttp://w2energy.com/main
4. SOLAR PLAY-Free Drive EV, Inc, http://w2energy.com/main/pages/business-units/free-drive-ev-inc..php
5. HYDRO PLAY -"SEGS" submerged systems for rapids and tidal streams
systems for existing mill and storage dams.
6. ORGANIC FERTILIZER PLAY
7. WATER TO ENERGY PLAY-Hydrokinetics Laboratory "Simply put, for whatever diameter of underwater turbine that is applicable for any given current, a HyPEG at the same depth (and with the same ‘profile’ area to match) will produce 25 times more watts and do it at ½ the cost per watt, but not kill the fish swimming around it."http://us.lrd.yahoo.com/_ylt=AoHtYmuPt0nURZA5Om9Pp9Wtcq9_;_ylu=X3oDMTE2YTBlMDNyBHBvcwMzBHNlYwNuZXdzYXJzdGFydARzbGsDd3d3aGtsYWJsbGNj/SIG=10t9bs5a7/**http%3A//www.hklabllc.com/
8. DIRT COAL TO ENERGY PLAY
9. ELECTRICITY PLAY
10. JET FUEL PLAY
11. DIESEL FUEL PLAY
12. GASOLINE PLAY
13. LIQUID FUEL PLAY
14. RTN MACHINING PLAY- COMING SOON
15. Omega 3 and 6 oils for the VITAMIN industry PLAY
16 STEAM TO ENERGY PLAY-W2 Energy’s SteamRay engine is a true rotary engine that converts energy, at very high efficiency, from steam or fuel combustion into a rotary force. http://w2energy.com/main/pages/technology/steam-ray-engine.php
17. W2 SOLAR PLAY-W2 Solar has developed several proprietary technologies which will allow the highest efficiency and lowest cost in converting solar energy to heat, steam and electricity.

The SunCatcher parabolic solar collector gathers all the available sunlight and focuses it on a central vacuum tube. One side of the vacuum tube is covered with light absorbing material, which converts the solar energy into heat. A vacuum layer between an inner and an outer layer of glass traps nearly 100% of that heat inside of the tube.

The heat inside the vacuum tube is transferred to the hot water loop via a pipe filled with heat transfer fluid inside of each vacuum tube.

The hot water inside the loop is pressurized and heated to approximately 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This pressurized hot water runs through a heat exchanger where it flashes steam.

That steam powers the The SteamRay steam engine. It is a rotary engine which makes the most efficient use of the steam power by eliminating the frictional losses associated with piston-design steam engines.

The SteamRay generates AC power, which travels to the power conditioning unit, which makes sure that the power conforms to utility specifications.

The wet steam exits the SteamRay and gives up most of its remaining heat to another heat exchanger, which can be used to make hot water for a building or a factory.

If the customer does not require any hot water, the wet steam is sent back to the heat exchanger where it is again flashed into higher temperature dry steam, and then recycled back into the SteamRay.http://w2energy.com/main/pages/business-units/w2-solar-inc..php
18. DONE EFFICIENTLY, AND MANY OF THEIR TECHNOLOGIES CAN BE INTEGRATED TO BECOME EVEN MORE EFFICIENT.
19. THIS IS ONLY THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG, MUCH MORE TO COME
20. All this for under a penny.
21. PROVEN TECHNOLOGY.W2 Energy Inc. announced that it has become a research affiliate of the Arizona Research Institute for Solar Energy (AzRISE). AzRISE is a global institute at the University of Arizona in Tucson whose mission is to transform science into large and small-scale solar energy solutions that are demonstrable and can transform individual lives. W2 Energy will be shipping one of the Solar Bug solar-electric vehicles to AzRISE. AzRISE will test the Solar Bug and provide 3rd party certification of its operation and efficiency.
22. TECHNOLOGY: ENDORSEMENT.http://www.hklabllc.com/tech_endorsement.cfm
23. FORBES INTERVIEW-http://video.forbes.com/fvn/breakout/a-landfill-eliminator
24. SMART GRID PLAY
25. biobutanol PLAY
GUELPH, ON--(Marketwire - 02/24/11) - W2 Energy, Inc., a clean energy company (www.w2energy.com) (Pinksheets:WTWO - News), is pleased to announce that it has begun construction on a biobutanol reactor.

Biobutanol may be the liquid fuel of the future. It has run successfully in unmodified gasoline engines and emits less pollution than gasoline.

Currently, biobutanol is commercially produced from petroleum. W2 Energy can make biobutanol simply by modifying its SunFilter Algae Reactor to grow a mixture of 60% biobutanol, 30% acetone and 10% ethanol.

W2 Energy will grow these alcohols in a modified SunFilter which has been seeded with the bacterium Clostridium acetobutylicum rather than with algae. The Clostridium bacteria will grow on the syngas produced by the NT Plasmatron rather than the SunFilter's combination of air and carbon dioxide. W2 Energy will build the biobutanol reactor with glass tubes rather than the current SunFilter's acrylic tubes, because the Clostridium bacteria can damage acrylic.

Competing biobutanol companies are mostly using a catalyst process to release the hydrocarbons in biomass such as wood waste. W2 Energy's biobutanol reactor will grow biobutanol less expensively because the NT Plasmatron uses a low temperature process that does not use water, pressure or catalysts.

In addition to its potential as a transportation fuel, biobutanol is a popular industrial product with a worldwide market of approximately 350 million gallons per year and a price approaching $4 per gallon, yielding an aggregate worldwide sales figure of more than $1 billion. Biobutanol is used in commercial products ranging from paint to cupcakes.

"Biobutanol may become one of the transportation fuels of the future, and it already has a robust worldwide market for a variety of industrial uses," says Mike McLaren, President and CEO of W2 Energy. "Making biobutanol with our existing technology is a recipe for success."

Acetone and ethanol, the secondary products produced by the Clostridium bacteria, are also significant commercial products with a robust worldwide demand.