Catalytic vaccum distillate or the Pyrolis process they use to create the fuel. They use a nano bac at pressure and low heat to convert biomass to energy. This process can take everything from tires to food waste to oil. The products are seperated by heating to 600 degrees and then hit with a catalyst. The temp then goes to 3500 under vaccum and seperates it into element form gases. As the gases cool the automatically seperate into oil and mass at different stages.
The USSE nano is the trick here as it produces three times as much fuel then the old distilate process that oil refineries use. The old biofuel process only produces 1.5 gallons of biofuel per bushel of corn/soy mix. The Rivera cavd creates 4.5 gallons of biofuel from the same bushel plus two other fuels. The cost savings alone are huge. Also the biofuel produced by USSE has a freezepoint below 78 degrees negative and can be blended with either gas or diesel. The power ratio of the fuel ios higher than Rocket fuel which 122,00 btu adn just short of diesel at 129500 btu. Johns process is 127,000 btu at one third the cost of all other processes.
The best part is all the carbon waste can be used as a perfect fertilizer or even in inks and plastics. Just waiting for the financing right now as there are alot of naysayers to the process. The process has been infdependently verified as is in the big money financing stage now.
Great entry point because the pps has been as high as .84 and will reach those levels again soon.
Good luck and check out the dd on the USSE board.
David Pecoraro
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