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"Al" <bigal@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:42df0048.522319892@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 11:36:44 -0400, "K. Jones"
> <shadetree1999@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> >"Al" <bigal@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> >news:42de2a37.467511033@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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> >> It would be interesting to hear what Mr. Tuchelt has to say about SHEC
> >> and their technology, particularly the *numbers* in a cost analysis.
> >> If their Fleet Street Landfill project ever gets built, it would be
> >> interesting to see what the economics turn out to be.
> >
> >I can't seem to find anything about the landfill project on their
website.
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> http://www.giffels.com/giffelsnewsdetails.asp?id=g4
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> Since Giffels is willing to accept $16 million to design and build
> this facility, Marc thinks they're 100% behind SHEC's technology.
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> That's a bit like saying that since Dell is willing to take Marc's
> $1000 for a Pentium computer, they're 100% behind what he has to say
> on Usenet.
Yes, well, "Delusional Dannenberg" seems to be very confused on a number of
points.
He's only purpose here, seems to be a tough-guy Wanna-be act, "flexing his
keyboard" at anyone who doesn't buy into his fantasies. I called his bluff,
and he pussied out.
On the Giffels site, they do say the project will "prevent more than 1.6
million tonnes of carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere over the next
20 years". That says to me there are plans to sequester the CO2, but what
are they doing with it, so that it doesn't "enter the atmosphere"?
Do they have a market for the CO2?
Perhaps Mr. Tuchlet could answer those questions?
IWO which method would actually be less polluting as a whole......simply
burning the methane in a gas turbine and generating electricity (offsetting
"dirty" coal generation), or SHEC's method?
> Like I said, it will be interesting to see what the economics turn out
> to be, IF the project ever gets built.
I wonder if they have a firm date to "break ground", and when they expect
the project to be completed, and in commissioning?
K. Jones
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