Ethanol Market ShareThere has been concern that Corn Ethanol cannot produce enough Ethanol to meet fuel demand in the U.S. and that its production increases the price of food. Although this is true, it does not mean that Cellulosic Ethanol technology is limited by the same economic factors as Corn, because Cellulose is a cropless source and oftentimes its by-products are not consumable. On the other hand, our Super-cellulosic™ method resolves the alternative fuel sufficiency dilemma with its economy being separate from food, and its production big enough to meet U.S. fuel demand using the resources available. (See Expected U.S. Annual Fuel Consumption and Annual Fuel Production tables in the National Renewable Fuel & Economic Recovery Proposal to Congress, which realistically proposes how this can be accomplished.) An American Dilemma Ethanol vehicle fuel has been in short supply or too expensive to produce, and that shortfall has kept America from embracing it as an alternative fuel. The U.S. consumes approximately 107.3 and 141.3 billion gallons of gasoline a year (James Hamilton, Daily Summer Demand Table). Even if sufficient ethanol mills existed, conventional processes using organic trash would only produce at the most 25.8 billion gallons of ethanol. Corn figuratively would produce 31.6 billion gallons if growers had similar amount of facilities, or 0.8 to 1.0 billion barrels. Based on economic limitations of their by-products, it is more likely that other cellulosic and corn mills would produce 20.9 and 16.1 billion gallons, only 19.5% and 15% of the market respectively. Ethanol’s fuel capability does not meet demand unless a more viable method of extraction is found. Whereas, For Fuel Freedom’s process could potentially produce anywhere from 70.0 and 92.2 billion gallons. And, just because the overall Cellulosic Ethanol industry has lower fermentation yield than Corn, does not mean For Fuel Freedom’s process has the same fermentation limitations. For Fuel Freedom’s process works with any organic biomass, including double cropped corn stover, unusable wheat stalk, discarded cotton branches, and even municipal solid waste. Assuming 2,920 solid waste districts contained 6 mills each and processed an average of 1.27 million tons of organic solid waste annually, with the organics containing an average of 49.63% glucose and an average 17.28% decay rate, For Fuel Freedom would produce 2.1 to 2.9 billion barrels at 65.3% of the demand, at minimum. Upper limits on how much combined cellulosic material can practically be processed with current technologies with this invention is 4.3 times. Discovery For Fuel Freedom made a discovery that resisted the conventional wisdom that one is only limited to the sugars inside plant cell tissue, and uses nearly 100% of the biomass. For Fuel Freedoms ’s formulated process is organic and utilizes Einstein’s theory of Capillary Action; there is no environmentally questionable acid needed. When microscopic "bugs" were found consuming 30 year-old newspaper in landfills, a proprietary organic substance was then discovered that forms a chain reaction breakdown that utilizes carbon dioxide polluted into the air and nearly 100% of the plant fibers, not just the cellulose. Unrecyclable paper, a food source for mold and insects, totals over 40% of total municipal solid waste and is a key renewable source for cellulosic technology. A symbiotic relationship with bio-diesel production shaves off cost of production and also resolves other environmental concerns. Bio-diesel from algae can offset cost of primary process as well as producing oxygen to restore the ozone. Algae growth can be promoted by using the carbon dioxide gases captured from heating and fermentation sources, as well as using carbon-capture filtration systems on power plants. Algae on large-scale ponds can be scaled to operate 17.8 to 20.7 tons of mass per acre, in a solution between 5,000 to 5,800 gallons per acre. Algae will produce approximately 14.4237 gallons per day for each ton per acre, based on 60% oil extraction with carbon dioxide, and can grow 31.507041% additional mass per day. At 17.8 tons per acre, mass will increment to 23.4 tons, and can generate about 256 gallons oil for use in bio-diesel per day. Algae only provides this benefit in such quantity when using species of algae specifically or indigenously adapted to that specific climate. For Fuel Freedom’s process is believed to be the most significant find in bio-fuel history. For Fuel Freedom’s proprietary system incorporates a proprietary blend of organisms for its enzymatic process, resulting in 143.5% more product than without. This Organic Hydrolysis™ process is carbon negative and produces almost 4.3 times as much ethanol as similar cellulosic processes, 2.3 times more than corn ethanol. (Our goal was 5 times in order to meet 100% of U.S. fuel demand, calculating energy equivalents of ethanol to gasoline.) Ethanol Production Comparison Table The following table shows why supply and demand concerns are unfounded when comparing production levels of our proprietary and patented process:
The following statements compares those annual production levels to average annual demand in the United States:
Notes: Per industry analysis, whereby comparisons between production types reflect most-likely scenarios. *Corn growers are limited by location, economics, and other factors that limit expansion. **Cellulosic processes are limited by how much fermentation can be gotten out of its raw material and how many readily available renewable resources exist (as listed in Annual Fuel Production tables in the Addendum of the National Renewable Fuel & Economic Recovery Proposal). ***Factors in calculating For Fuel Freedom's production threshhold includes available renewable resources, market equalibrium algorithms based on these threshholds, and exportation of remaining fuel. |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The Best Answer Put Forth
This Super-cellulosic™ hybrid ethanol and bio-diesel system will effect your community with many positive changes. Each 110 million gallon per year (MGPY) facility can produce enough renewable fuel each year to power 204,000 cars, 37,000 trucks, and 1,265 hours of flight while diverting 307,000 tons from local landfills and polluting farm waste or forestry shipped by rail line, using at least 23 million gallons of wastewater, and harnessing perhaps as much as 10½ million metric tons of CO2 emissions from surrounding power plants, while a Super-cellulosic™ hybrid plant would only produce 5 Tons Per Year (tpy) of Volatile Organic Compounds and can either be designed to have Zero-liquid Discharge or provide clean water to parks and eco-systems. This should create 12,723 jobs citywide (indirectly) and improve anywhere between 4 – 18 square miles of infrastructure around each refinery.
In terms of national impact, assuming corn ethanol tops out slightly over 10.05 billion gallons, and other cellulosic companies supplies another 1.28 billion gallons in the ethanol market, this technology could very easily pick up the proverbial 97.7 billion gallon slack by utilizing farm waste, forest understory, sorghum, wastewater, and municipal solid waste in the largest cities collectively will produce the energy equivalent of 78.1 billion gallons of gas (69.5% of demand). In addition, the amount of algae-oil created from this technology, along with algae ponds strategically placed throughout the country, will produce enough bio-diesel and jet-fuel to divert another 34.5% of this nation’s fuel demand – nearly 3.2 billion barrels worth.
Looking Forward
Statements about For Fuel Freedom’s future expectations, including future revenues and earnings, and all other statements contained herein or introduced other than historical facts are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and as the term is defined in the Private Litigation Reform Act of 1995. For Fuel Freedom’s actual results could differ materially from expected results. For Fuel Freedom undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect subsequently occurring events or circumstances. Should events occur which materially affect any comments made within this objective, For Fuel Freedom will appropriately inform the public.
Home | Corporation | Community | Revitalize & Restore
How Ethanol Mills Work | Ethanol Market Share | Video: Trash to Fuel
Understanding Recent News | Press Release| Contact Us
The Renewable Fuels Association, Vinod Khosla, T. Boone Pickens, and the Virgin Group have not typically focused on solutions that involves alternative fuel production that successfully accounts for resource sustainability, production capability, and energy equivalent economics simultaneously. For Fuel Freedom, Inc. has mastered all of these dilemmas, in such areas such as hybrid ethanol and bio-diesel distilleries, scrubbing carbon dioxide, desalinization and moisture capture, manure and waste services, subsoil irrigation, double-cropping methods, ag products and services, drought services for growers suffering drought conditions. For Fuel Freedom, Inc. makes fuel from compost, forestry, manure, paper, trash, wastewater, and food waste to name a few. For Fuel Freedom, Inc. scrubs CO2 from coal-fired power plants to grow algae. For Fuel Freedom, Inc. has Desalinized & Subsoil Irrigation water capabilities, as well as working in concert with Wind and Solar Power. We are also Drought Condition and Double-cropping Method consultants. According to National Geographic magazine, Dr. Richard Alley at a global initiative conference, has determined the Kyoto treaty may not be enough because the ice sheets and Earth's geological record show that the rate of global warming across various solar cycles has never taken less than several thousand years, yet our current trend is drastic changes within 100 years, making man's influence highly suspect and green ecology political will may be too little too late to stem greenhouse gas emissions that may cause the next hurricane katrina. The Environmental Protection Agency has determined the fossil-fuel energy expended, and by extension the fuel efficiency standard, methane cloud poisoned well-water and rain water effluents the recycling efforts or renewable energy plus soil contaminates and toxic plume for waste reduction the water plume in water pollution and alt fuel or bio fuel of the cellulose ethanol for most epa classification because in water treatment or economical and environmental and aerobic digestion of the desalinization equipment to ca drought or fruit grower for most sorghum crop and forest understory of the food waste or waste hauling using Stephen L. Rush's patented process licensed from Wise Landfill Recycling of the alternative energy to jet fuel and alternative fuel or fuel industry to bio-fuel producer of the cellulosic ethanol industry for most cellulosic ethanol technology or corn ethanol industry using ethanol fuel because in fuel technology of the game changing bio-fuel or gasohol fuel and nuclear waste bioremediation for most silver bullet solution to solar energy or petroleum consumption of the petroleum-based energy and light vehicle using flex-fuel cars or electricity grid because in transportation fuel of the vehicle fuel for most flex-fuel vehicle or petroleum-based fuel to petrodiesel fuel and petroleum gas and lubricants of the biomass feedstock or bio-fuel process to renewable energy and renewable fuels association because in clean air act or dept of energy of the environmental protection agency using greenhouse gas emissions for most global initiative conference or material recycling facility to municipal solid waste of the organic waste material using waste collection center or waste management board and mining landfills because in recycling diversion rate of the waste reduction or recycling material to recycling effort and wastewater sludge for most poisoned well-water or rain water effluent of the soil contaminate using toxic plume to landfill waste or green waste because in wood chips of the grass clippings and old newspaper or tree branch to corrugated cardboard for most household trash of the leaves and branches or green ecology using american energy dilemma and barrels of oil because in bio-fuel infrastructure or corn ethanol boondoggle of the dairy prices to beef prices and energy legislation or energy produced for most foreign oil of the fossil fuel economy to fuel supply assumptions or gas prices using gas stations because in gasoline prices of the oil barrel production or oil independence strategy to oil refineries and oil supply crisis for most reducing foreign dependence or vehicle fuel demand of the fossil-fuel energy expended to food prices using oil prices or gas demand because in economically and environmentally sound of the oil crisis and oil independence or local economies to oil independent capable for most energy expended of the fossil fuel or cattle feed and algae ponds using hybrid ethanol and bio-diesel because in ethanol and biodiesel or bio-diesel and bio-oil of the algae strain to anaerobic digestion and ethanol and bio-diesel distillery or ethanol and bio-diesel refinery for most ethanol and biodiesel plant of the oil extraction to bio-diesel algae or algae bioreactor using carbon footprint because in carbon-negative process of the scrub carbon dioxide or emissions offset and carbon credit to carbon neutral for most oxy-fuel system or carbon capture of the carbon dioxide and carbon filtration using carbon tax credit or carbon sequestration to carbon capture technology of the power plant because in plant emissions or algae oil and carbon emissions for most carbon negative of the alpha enzymes or arabinose sugars to avicelase endoglucanase using beta glucosidase enzyme and breakdown starches or capillary action of the carbohydrate structure because in cellulolytic enzymes to cellulosic material or chromatographic separation for most complex sugars of the consuming cellobiose and einstein discovery or einsteinian craze using enzymatic process to galactose sugars of the glucoamylase enzyme or glucose monomers because in hydrolyzed hemicellulose and non-fermenting sugar for most plant fibers or separating sugars of the xylitol sugar to xylose sugars using plant biology or cell tissue and cellulose microfibrils of the alpha-type enzymes because in sugar separation technology or chromatographic filtration to acid hydrolysis for most additional biomass of the alcohol dehydrogenase or anaerobic cellulosome and anaerobic digesters using bacteria and fungi to big e or blend of organisms of the caustic solutions because in cellulosic pretreatment and cellulosic process or enzymatic hydrolysis for most ethanol pretreatment of the fuel biotechnology to fuel discovery or genetically modified microbes using hydrolysis treatment and lignified tissues of the lignin biodegradability or microbial life because in microbiological organisms to microscopic bugs for most mold spores or organic hydrolysis of the parasitical digestion and pre-treat starches using proprietary enzymes or symbiotic fungi to xylophagous insect of the xylophagous organism because in ethanol distillation or ethanol distilling for most water distillation and ethanol-tolerant yeast of the fermentation process or fermentation system to yeast strains using alternative fuel producer and alternative fuel production or alternative fuel technology of the department of energy because in ethanol mill for most ethanol plant or corn ethanol to cellulosic ethanol of the corn sugar and cornstarch ethanol or ethanol production using ethanol yield to grain alcohol of the sugar alcohol or ethanol yield because in algae production for most caustic solution to high-yield fermentation or xylitol-tolerant yeast of the cellulosic fermentation and cellulosic method using hydrolysis process or cellulosic processes to renewable fuel crops of the alternative fuel crops and energy crops or corn growers association for most non-consumables market because in ag products and services of the drought conditions or crop protection to double-cropping methods using subsoil irrigation and desalinization technology or cropless ethanol of the fertilizer alternative to chemical alternative for most farm equipment or animal manure services because in drought services of the distillers grain and corn prices or grain prices using corn growers to sugar beet of the brazilian sugarcane or corn kernel for most corn stalk and corn stover because in cotton branches or rice straw of the switchgrass yield to sorghum crop using forest understory or cotton compost for most food waste. For Fuel Freedom, Inc. uses a patented blend of organisms to convert organic waste and carbon dioxide into carbon-negative alternative fuels using our patented Hybrid Ethanol-Biodiesel technology, averting oil crisis & drought while improving local economies at oil independence capacity. crop protection or non-consumables market for cellulose crops the algae crops and carbon tax credits plus livestock supplyin anaerobic digesters or petroleum gas and lubricants and ethanol bio-diesel and bio-oil the farm equipment dealers for bio-diesel conversion kitsin fertilizer and chemical alternatives and desalinization and moisture capture plus ethanol and bio-diesel distilleries the manure and waste services or petroleum gas and lubricants and ethanol bio-diesel and bio-oil for fertilizer and chemical alternatives compost, branches, chaff, leaves, manure, reeds, rinds, stalk, stover, forestry, understory, wastewater, weeds. Whether one mistakenly refers to our company as "freedom fuel", "fuel freedom", "4 fuel freedom", "for fuel freedom", or "fuel freedom inc", For Fuel Freedom, Incorporated is an Ethanol, Bio-diesel, and Jet-grade Algae Oil producer and Energy Technology company. You might find a company with a similar name, but you won't find anyone else with carbon capture technologies that can take the DOE (Dept of Energy)'s clean air act intended for carbon sequestration and make carbon credits profit from carbon emissions offset to one's carbon buildup, because our carbon footprint is a carbon negative process, which is better than being carbon neutral. 
Copyright ©2007 Wise Landfill Recycling Mining, Inc. All Rights Reserved
© AMB Web Design LLC