Re: [nukkad] SEPTEMBER 22nd 2006

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I think there are a great many alternative fuels that will emerge.
High on that list would be Coal to oil, Coal to gas. Then you can see
what has happened in Brazil (I had sent an earlier e-mail about Brazil
and ethanol). Ethanol will be a huge substitute.

You will also see advancement in the other alternate forms of energy -
fuel cells, hydrogen powered things. However, I don't see that great a
future for solar powered, wind powered or wave powered energies.

Lastly, do not discount nuclear fuels and power plants.

Thoughts?

Sai

On 5/11/06, Ravi Menon  wrote:
> There is gas to last a few generations :-). Qatar has teh largest
> single accumulation of Gas in the world. The rest of teh middle east
> is also rich in gas but are not exploiting it currently because of low
> prices.
> The new technology today is Gas to Liquid being pioneered by South
> Africa and Shell as well.


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