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SpectraSensors Awarded Enhanced Gas Analyzer Patent for Moisture in Natural Gas
The new enhanced gas analyzer patent for the detection of water vapor in natural gas further strengthens SpectraSensors' position in the natural gas industry.

Why Should I Use E85 Ethanol
As people become more aware of the damage that has been done to our planet and to the environment, questions have risen about what to do now to prevent further damage. E85 ethanol is the name that a fuel consisting of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline is called by in the United States. It?s less commonly found than E10 ethanol which is 10 percent ethanol and 90 percent gasoline; most likely because vehicles with specially designed engines (called flexible fuel vehicles) are needed to burn E85 ethanol while E10 can be used in most existing vehicles in the U.S.

Convert Your Car To Run On Ethanol Fuel (E85) With New Kit - Abcesso Technology
If you want to use Ethanol fuel (E85) in your car but don't want to buy a new flex-fuel vehicle, Abcesso Technology has released a new Ethanol fuel kit for gasoline fuelled cars.

Natural Gas vs Charcoal Grills – Which One Is Right For You?
Barbequing outdoors is a pleasure that anyone can partake in and with so many types of grills available you can practically cook anywhere. One exception to the list is a natural gas grill which needs a permanent hook up.

Biodiesel Conversion
These days people are more concerned than ever about the the development of alternate sources of fuel to replace dependency on oil. Some countries such as Brazil and Thailand have used ethanol to fuel cars. Solar and electric power are also alternative systems that have been considered as well as the art of biodiesel conversion where organic matter may be converted into a diesel substitute in engines.

Cheap Hybrid Cars
In addition to developing gas efficient vehicles, the push is on to produce cheap hybrid cars for mass production. The cost remains relatively high for hybrid technology, despite it being on the road since 1997 and improved technology. Vehicle weight continues to be one of the roadblocks to cheap hybrid cars, and with more people believing in the technology, they still want roomier cars with power consistent with conventional gas and diesel engines.

Midwest Ethanol Plant Finds Unexpected $60/day Savings by Reusing Their Caustic
A Midwest Ethanol plant reaped the rewards when they installed a Ronningen-Petter self-cleaning filter on their caustic based CIP (clean in place) system. Due to an increase in production, the customer saw soaring caustic usage costs. To make matters worse, in late 2005 caustic costs had increased 60 – 70% over what they were when the system was installed. Clearly, the customer had to find a way to reuse the caustic to bring their costs down to a manageable level.

Team Resources' Louisiana Well Hits Oil and Natural Gas: Team Resources Direct Participation Program Natural Gas & Oil Choice Development Fund
Team Resources, Inc. an independent oil and natural gas company is happy to announce that its limited partnership Natural Gas & Oil Choice Development Fund I, L.P., will soon begin revenue distributions to participants.

Investing In Oil And Natural Gas Is All About Diversification
From January, 2006.

Corn Futures Bull Market and Ethanol Demand

Port St. Lucie, FL (PRWeb) December 4, 2006 -- The USDA recently came out with their estimates for corn ending stocks at .935 billion bushels which is 8% less than last year and an 11 year low. In fact the last time corn stockpiles were this low corn futures prices hit an all time high of over $5.00 per bushel. There is no guarantee that this same supply scenario will lead to all time high corn future prices again but massive amounts of new corn acreage will be necessary to keep up with the current demand and put a lid on rising corn futures prices. Visit www.tkfutures.com/corn.htm to learn the contract specifications for corn futures and corn options.

Another consideration is the weakening US Dollar which makes American grains cheap to foreign buyers. There is more than a little talk by China and other Asian countries about reducing their amount of US Dollar holdings in favor of stronger currencies such as the Euro and the British Pound. The weakening of the US Dollar increases foreign buying power and should lead to increased foreign demand. This can also have an extremely bullish effect on corn futures prices over the near term.

Many analysts believe that crude oil futures prices must remain above $50 per barrel in order for ethanol production to remain profitable. Ethanol demand and usage is growing dramatically since the US government mandated its use instead of MTBE which was found to be poisonous to groundwater supplies and potentially harmful to humans. This mandate to use ethanol as a gasoline additive may also cut into the already tight corn supplies and help push corn futures prices higher.

There are two basic ways to speculate in the expectation of higher corn futures prices. Investors can purchase or go long corn futures contracts or purchase call options on corn futures. Many new investors choose purchasing call options on corn futures because of the limited risk aspect of purchasing options. Visit www.tkfutures.com/basics.htm to learn more about the mechanics of futures and options investments.

Before investing in corn futures or corn options investors must understand one basic truth. High profit potential investments such as corn futures and corn options carry with them a correspondingly high risk of loss potential. Investors in corn futures and options should only use risk capital because there is risk of loss in futures and options trading. Visit www.tkfutures.com/risk_disclosure.htm to learn more about the risks of commodity investing.

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