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Garbage Men Vs Farmers
In a recent interview conducted by the Wall Street Transcript, Asi Shalgi, president, CEO and director of Global Energy, Inc., talks about the exciting new prospects of Global Energy Inc. in the alternative energy market.
Shalgi refers to Global Energy's KDV technology which converts hydrocarbon waste (any sort of waste containing hydrogen and carbon) into high-quality diesel fuel, as a "game-changing technology".
The new diesel oil produced is a full substitute for traditional diesel and can be utilized for transportation, heat and power. Yet unlike traditional diesel this low costing diesel mineral oil is created in low temperatures dispersing minor emissions. Global Energy Inc.'s director says that its higher density even "provides greater mileage per gallon consumed and at the same time fewer toxins because of the lower combustion temperature, which is good for the environment".
The process itself might sound quite complicated, yet the CEO says it is basically the same process in which "Mother Nature about billion years ago converted all the algae and other green materials into oil over the course of about 300 million years."
Stating its key difference from traditional biofuels, Shalgi stresses the fact that while the biofuel industry is focused on producing additives, the diesel fuel produced from the KDV technology is a "drop-in" fuel, substituting oil exclusively. When also taking under consideration its 80% conversion rate, the prospects of it being able to compete with the current price of oil, seem brighter than ever.
As Global Energy faces the future, Shalgi states that more money and time is needed for the company to focus on "process engineering, addressing both the optimization and the reliability of our process unit so that it produces commercial scale quantities of diesel fuel on a continuous basis. Once we achieve these
refinements, we can begin building projects worldwide".
With its unique technology, called by many researchers as "too good to be true", Global Energy Inc. has a clear path and plan in helping the energy crisis our globe faces today as garbage men, turning waste into oil..
