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green jobs and energy independence for Hawaii - kalakoa - 01-25-2017

http://www.westhawaiitoday.com/news/state-wire/hawaii-energy-company-export-biofuel-south-korea

So green we gotta burn oil to ship it out of here. Awesome.



RE: green jobs and energy independence for Hawaii - ohiagrrl - 01-25-2017

Exactly what material are Lamplighter Energy Company planning to use for these energy pellets? It wouldn't be our thousands of acres of dead Ohia, would it?


RE: green jobs and energy independence for Hawaii - kalakoa - 01-25-2017

what material are Lamplighter Energy Company planning to use

Irrelevant; processing/shipping likely exceed the output, as with ethanol.




RE: green jobs and energy independence for Hawaii - ohiagrrl - 01-25-2017

Please explain. Just curious.


RE: green jobs and energy independence for Hawaii - leilanidude - 01-25-2017

This is their website, although way out of date.

http://www.lamplighter-energy.com/

I would imagine it to be eucalyptus trees, since there is that rather large forest on the Hamakua coast that no one seems to be able to do anything with. Several attempts at cutting them and converting them to biofuel have all failed for various reasons.



RE: green jobs and energy independence for Hawaii - ohiagrrl - 01-25-2017

There's a big stack of eucalyptus logs sitting at Kawaihai Harbor. Looked like telephone poles.

Lamplighter looks solid. Nothing about pellet heating. Thanks LDude