Your Host: Lyle Estill
Estill is the author of numerous articles, essays, and blog entries, including the book, Biodiesel Power; the Passion, People and Politics of the Next Renewable Fuel. Around town he is less known for his speeches and contributions to energy policy than he is for his full head of hair.
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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.
Posted in Energy Blog
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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.
Posted in Energy Blog
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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.
Posted in Energy Blog
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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.
Posted in Energy Blog
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