A fast inexpensive way to convert natural gas to liquid alcohol fuel- GAME CHANGER!!

maybe I am missing something but finding the recent discovery of an efficient, easy, less expensive way to convert natural gas to liquid fuel "Interesting" is an understatement of immence proportion!  

This could speed up the demand to use natural gas as fuel for vehicles and spread that demand over the entire world and reduce the need for oil and "fuel" manufacturing in this country with lower cost energy.

How about a little more excitement from our members, its 5 o'clock someplace!!!

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Permalink Reply by george m vietze on March 15, 2014 at 3:11am

Thanks, that is exactly what I am talking about!  All you facebook, utube, social media people

should "share" this information around the world!  Look at   www.facebook.com/senecafarms

and I even "tweeted" this message and I am 76 years (young) and I am excited!  Fast, cheap, liquid fuel will speed things up so even in my lifetime natural gas will be the fuel of choice WORLDWIDE!  

Permalink Reply by george m vietze on March 15, 2014 at 7:15am

Utica Shale, a link to a complete analysis of the difference of CNG compared to

LNG for NPV (natural gas vehicle).  United States is 6th in the world.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_gas_vehicle#Differences_betwee...

Permalink Reply by Trapper on March 15, 2014 at 4:06am
Think Shell will re-think it's involvement in dry shale gas now....? How about the other "biggies" who are seemingly losing faith in shale gas....?
Permalink Reply by Trapper on March 15, 2014 at 4:14am
Think about it. What will oil be worth if cheap gas becomes the catalyst for cheap fuel? The gas (who are also OIL companies) will buy any patents involved and round file them. Business as usual.
Permalink Reply by paleface on March 15, 2014 at 4:37am

 Shell is making high grade motor oil in Qatar from natural gas, Shell owns Quaker State and Pennzoil,they say its much cleaner base oil than crude.Don't sell your natural gas mineral rights.

Permalink Reply by Trapper on March 15, 2014 at 4:57am
Didn't know that Paleface. Thanks!
I don't plan on ever selling out. Just a little confused about Shell cutting shale spending by 30% this? year. Hopefully here in their western ops we are wet enough to their liking!
Interestingly enough there is an article in today's paper about a Canadian firm planning an ng to gasoline and propane conversion plant in eastern PA. Heidelburg Twp. Reading area? An expensive undertaking that is estimated to cost .85 to 1 billion$.
2z248p19vqnh9Permalink Reply by 2z248p19vqnh9 on March 23, 2014 at 2:32pm

Yes, this could be good - and it could actually be detrimental to the Landowner's Royalty checks...

...gas companies use the gas they are producing to create fuel - then charge for this - as expenses to the landowner...as 'deduction fees' against their Royalty Checks?... I think that Grayson or someone made a comment to that tune...sure-good-great...what IS on the horizon? Guess we'll just have to wait & see....

as one light lights another, nor grows less - so nobleness enkindles nobleness.

Permalink Reply by Jim Litwinowicz on March 23, 2014 at 3:19pm

GG      That would be me........

"Another new development is that many companies are converting all equipment to run of nat gas. Drilling rigs, compressors, frack pumps, electrical generators, and more are all being converted to run on gas from the wells. The trucks that deliver pipe, sand, cement, rock, water, and equipment will soon run on gas as will the earth moving equipment for roads, pads, pipelines, etc. That would add up to a lot of fuel.

I would demand that all gas be metered and the landowner get paid full royalties on all gas produced including that used onsite or off by the driller and/or its subcontractors. Not fair for the companies to get free fuel for all their equipment."

2z248p19vqnh9Permalink Reply by 2z248p19vqnh9 on March 23, 2014 at 4:36pm

Thank you, Jim L. - I just couldn't recall who said what & couldn't track it down - apology & again - thank you for this information.

It's getting more interesting ALL the time, isn't it?...WHAT do you honestly think is going to come of all of this?...what you posted is probably EXACTLY what will be happening...my God. God be with us. Are we all just 'lambs to the slaughter' - in more ways than one? Ominous...foreboding...

What is the tentative time frame? They sure have all of THEIR ducks in a row, eh? - and all their 'little piggies' in a blanket. WHAT is there to 'like' about ANY of this? For the first time - I am more apprehensive than ever. It is a feeling of just being hog-tied & NOT the farmer running his show.

Do you think people understand what is happening? I think some people do...it's not gonna' be pretty, is it? WELL - good while it lasted...HUMPH! Guaranteed Minimum Royalty Act of 1979?...HUH! Yeah, right!...concerning Royalty - Retroactive...our Landowners have already 'written off' (?) their loss - fine with that (???). They are not asked for RETROACTIVE payment...they are fine going forward...??? It has only just begun...

asonelightlightsanothernorgrowslesssonoblenessenkindlesnobleness...alas, poor Yorick...alas.

...Jim - this kills me....thank you for this information. No insult intended with not granting just due to you on this....a GAME CHANGER indeed! (couldn't 'reply' directly to what you replied , Jim Litwinowicz - and again ***I pray that people read, know, & FULLY UNDERSTAND just what you shared.) - Do we even stand a chance? DO we?

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