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Energy Fall 2011
Greetings, IN THIS ISSUE
More and more, when you talk about transportation, the subject of energy quickly Alternate Energy - Biofuel
follows. Nothing strikes fear into the heart of Americans like high fuel prices. Most of
this newsletter touches on alternate fuel or the need to increase our domestic supply of Keystone Pipelin XL Project Completion
oil. Fear of oil scarcity is only one dimension of fuel and transportation. Fuel also
represents great opportunity for jobs and industry growth. I would love to hear your Watch Out For Wear
opinions on transportation and fuel, so send them in.
Sincerely,
Michael Saks
Editor of Haulin
msaks@ectts.com
Alternate energy is growing but it's still no where near the impact of oil. One day it may be a huge
supplement to oil usage or maybe even an equal (I am really dreaming now). One thing to consider
though is not every alternate fuel is limited to the benefit of just providing fuel. Natural Gas
represents an opportunity for the United States to actually create thousands of jobs since the vast
majority of this resource is in the United States. Electrical power can be generated from a number
of sources that we can produce here; like wind power, thermal energy, or coal. Biofuel, while
offering the obvious benefit of fuel, offers a potential benefit that is overlooked but still significant.
Biofuel could be used to dispose of waste that is filling landfills and polluting the environment.
Biofuel comes from many sources. It can come from agricultural products or agricultural waste. It
can also come from waste that would otherwise end up in landfills. Basically every tank of biofuel
(if derived from garbage) could reduce space that we would have to give up for a landfill. This is already something that we, the
taxpayer, are financing. Anytime you pay taxes, agencies like the EPA and your local public works department use these funds to
pay for multiple waste disposal options. This waste has the potential to become fuel. So why not take that money and get the side
benefit of disposing of it in your tank, instead of a landfill.
You basically skip the middleman and reduce your dependence on fossil fuel.
Traditionally Here Is How Your Tax Money Is Being Spent:
Waste Is Created
It costs money to transport and burn it
You pay for it in your taxes (ouch)
Ugly landfills are created and expanded using land that could be used for other things like parks, homes etc...plus no one
wants to build near a landfill
You also pay high prices for fuel that goes in your tank
Here Is A New Way Of Changing That Process To Cut Your Fuel Costs:
Waste Is Created
It costs money to transport and burn it
A company takes the waste and refines it into fuel
This creates jobs which means taxes are spread over more people reducing your burden
You still have to pay some taxes (I know...I have tried to remove that one but it just won't go away) BUT...
The tax money that would have gone to waste is now being used to subsidize the refinery and your cost of fuel
You pay less for fuel at the pump
You have less ugly landfills and cleaner air
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The cost of getting rid of waste didn't go away. All we did was take a step that wasted the energy and used it to reduce the price of
fuel for the consumer. We traded the landfill for your gas tank. Not a bad trade to reduce pain at the pump.
Saw an article about the American Trucking Association asking for the new keystone pipeline XL
project to be completed. I don't want to get too technical here but the pipeline will bring gas from
the Northwest and Canada to the rest of our energy starved continent. I don't think there should be
a second thought by Congress or the Office of the President in what to do. I can sum up my
recommended path in three simple words:
DRILL, DRILL, DRILL....
A Pipeline In America (or North America) Means A Lot Of Good Things For You And Me
Like:
Cheaper gas
More jobs here refining fuel from our wells versus another country using their middle eastern workers to refine fuel from
their wells
No panics WHEN trouble breaks out in the middle east (and trouble will break out in the middle east)
I know what you are thinking, I have railed on and on about alternate energy. I am not changing my mind on the importance of
alternate fuel. What I am getting at is that for energy prices to remain affordable for Americans we need BOTH domestic gas
production and alternate fuels like gas, hydrogen cells, and biofuel. This is great because we don't have to choose any one
direction. We don't need to argue in Congress for years on end. We need all of them...so let's start drilling.
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