Bio

Diesel production from renewable biomass and waste by new crystalline catalyst.
The waste.
Existing fossil fuel deposits are running out and the utilization of new deposits is ever more expensive. The appreciation of fossil energy carriers makes the solutions based the exploitation of other resources more competitive.
Hydropower is presently the cheapest type of energy. Wind energy is on the verge of being able to compete with fossil fuel base d power generation. In a few years so will do photovoltaic and solar thermal electricity generation.
Diesel is used to power an increasing share of cars, turcks, trains, ships, etc.
Scientists are working on technologies that should enable us to repalce the disappearing fossil fuel reserves with otrher sources. A way to improve our environment and use the raw material resources more sparingly is to recyle the mountains of watse we are sending to alndfills and incinerators each day. Dr. Koch has invented a technology using crystalline catalyst to produce car diesel (Alphakat). The product answers present EU requirements for car fuel. The KDV technology is a cost-efficient way to reduce the amount of watse sent to the landfills by taking out the carbon/conatining fraction and turning it into diesel well able to compete with the fossil diesel on both cost and quality.