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You have a lot of options if you want to use alternative bio-fuels to run a diesel engine. You can use only vegetable oils by making some modifications to your diesel engine, or you can use a mix of vegetable oils and other original diesel fuels like petroleum or kerosene. But the best by far option, is to convert fresh or used vegetable oils or even animal fat to biodiesel. This is your best, clean, healthy and environment-frie Read the rest of this entry »

New York, New York – August 6, 2009

While many may view August 5, 2009 as a bad day for NVSR.PK, we believe it was a great scenario to be faced with.  Here is a stock that has had high volume over the last two weeks, rising to heights many said was impossible and yet it continues to persist in the face of adversity.  A trading day like that of yesterday has long since been anticipated.  Profit taking was the word o Read the rest of this entry »

In 2009 the average, American household spent $2,200 annually on energy; and approximately half of that money was for heating and cooling. However, washing clothes in cold water saves money because up to 90% of the cost of washing clothes comes from heating water. Changing the thermostat by a degree for 8 hours a day – while homeowners are at work or asleep – saves 2% on heating or cooling. Sealing electric outlets in exterior w Read the rest of this entry »

The little brother to the Biopro 380 is the Biopro 190. It was invented by HER energy which is a company out of Chico, California that manufactures these. It is the original unit that they produced. They then moved up to a 380, which can do 100 gallons, then they also have a small one that can do 40 gallons. This unit allows you to make 50 gallons of fuel every 48 hours. It works exactly like the larger unit, on Read the rest of this entry »