Category Archives: Energy Blog

Saturday at the Plant

I have to say I was astonished by the activity at the plant last Saturday.

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Moving Solids Around

About a month ago Rachel and I revisited the organization chart and inserted us into “Production.”

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Solar Double Cropping Revisited

Two years ago we embarked on a bold idea.  We wanted to demonstrate how we could make clean  solar electricity and grow sustainable food at the same time.

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Moving Liquids Around

Last Friday was a big shipping day for us.  We had 18 wheelers backing up on one another.

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Grassroots Economy

Monday I wiled away my time at a “Grassroots Economy” conversation in Durham.  There were a lot of heavy hitters there.  Which made for “heavy” conversation.

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Collective Biodiesel Conference 2011

I awoke this morning on Gabriola Island, after departing from the Collective Biodiesel Conference in Duncan, British Columbia, and I must say I am in awe.

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Tea Party Visit

Today was a normal day at the plant.  I looked out of the Control Room and saw some guys in suits walking through the banana trees.

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From Ribfest to White House

This was a strange weekend for me.  I had signed up to pull at shift a Ribfest in Winston Salem, and I ended up talking to White House advisors in Durham.

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Grease Police

I was bludgeoned at the North Carolina legislature today.  It looks like “Big Fat” is going to win this state, just like they did in Virginia.

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Holding the Line

Today we are selling our fuel for 3.75/gallon.  Which is cheaper than the street price for diesel. And today we find that to be bizarre.

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