http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/Algae_Biodiesel_Massachusetts/

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Answer by frankandruth
Hmmm…. I don’t know what that means but just ask people who respond to the ecology questions to join. I might join! I love science!

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Question by Robert H: Alternative fuel outside of biodiesel or hydrogen peroxide? I was wondering if there were other alternative fuels out there that requires minimal modifications to the car’s engine outside of biodiesel or hydrogen peroxide?

Someone else asked about hydrogen peroxide on this site and I looked up H2O2 already.
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Answer by Albert P
Propane is the most likley canidate at currently 2.85 a gal or so. A conversion can cost about $ 3,000 with some states offering rebates (Texas gives $ 2,500 back).
you could make your own bio diesel or a ethonal still but that will take up more of your time than its worth IMA.
I am running a duel fuel Truck runs on propane or gas at a flip of a switch

Answer by worm12ga
Hydrogen peroxide is not an alternative fuel for cars. This sounds like another alternative-fuel scam.

Aside from biodiesel there is ethanol, wood-gas, and compressed ‘natural’ gasses such as landfill gas or anaerobic digester gas. Ethanol is the only one that doesn’t require extensive modification.

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Question by : how do i make biodiesel work for my furnace and or make my furnace ready to burn biodiesel?
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Answer by gatorbait
You need to contact the manufacturer of your furnace and ask them this question.

I know several people who use biodiesel fuel in their truck engines as is with no problems, but with your furnace you might damage the burners or void the warrantee.

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Answer by Freedom
It costs about 5,000 (I think) and your car has to be diesel. It seemed fairly easy once you got the hang of converting used oil to the clean, processed oil your car uses. The trick is finding the used oil and the time…..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/biodiesel…

http://www.homebiodieselkits.com/…

http://www.backwoodshome.com/articles2/y…

http://www.biodieselathome.net/biodiesel…

Have fun we really wanted to do this also but were unable to at the time.

Answer by Zach
In your case, since your vehicle is gas, you may want to look into a propane conversion kit. It would be a whole lot cheaper than buying a new engine.

And actually, propane gives off less emmissions that Bio-Diesel. That’s why it’s used in homes, factories, and many closed facilities with vehicles.

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