Posted: 4 month(s) and 1 days(s) ago   |   0 Comment(s)   |   Rating: 0 0
Posted by: roz_e123

I don't know about how gas prices are where you live.  But it seems that gas prices are dropping dramatically.  I didn't want to get too excited a few days ago when I saw the price of regular gasoline almost drop to a less than $4, but today, it's dropped down to $3.99.

Now...is gas going to continue to be on the decline?  At least for the next few months?  This guy seems to think so.  I just read this blog on MSN about declining gas prices and the cost of oil.  It's pretty interesting.  Check it out: Can gas fall back to $3 a gallon this year?

What's the price of gas around your area?

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Posted: 10 month(s) and 11 days(s) ago   |   2 Comment(s)   |   Rating: 0 0
Posted by: roz_e123

Well, you can, but maybe you should think twice. =)  Behold, this company called EcoPlus (ECPL.PK)...

"The EcoPlus process technology converts sticky fats, oils and grease along with incorporated food matter into a solid, granular material. The granular material may be used as a soil amending agent in agricultural applications, and also, the solids have a green fuel value with a BTU content similar to coal. The product was large scale burn tested and can be used as an adjunct fuel, often with little or no significant modification to feed system or materials handling protocols."

Pretty cool huh?  Well they just did an interview with Wallst.net:

http://www.wallst.net/audio/audio.asp?ticker=ECPL&id=4415

And the COO, Bill Scherffius, does have a profile:

Bill-Scherffius-ECPL

Now I'm pretty sure you can't just drop off your grease somewhere so they can use it for their services, but it's pretty interesting what they can do with those fats and oils.  I wish I could just drop it off as oppossed to wasting this seemingly valuable fuel. 

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