CSG can be used for more than just power generation and domestic supply.
It can be converted into liquid nitrogen for use in the agricultural industry, it can be converted into naphta (a heavy form of diesel) which can be used in heavy machinery and for heating purposes (It is use as such, quite extensively in Europe), and I have read somewhere, (I believe it was in The Land), that someone has come out with some form of a gadget that fits in the side of your diesel engine and bingo, the vehicle will operate just a good than before, if not even better, because there is less hydrocarbon deposits in the engine oil, thus giving you a longer engine and oil life.
Back where I was born, I vividly remember using CSG and/or methane gas in vehicles, and they were performing quite well. And that was, many many moons ago.
God only knows how many more applications CSG can be used for in the future. AT LEAST WE KNOW THAT IT IS VERY GOOD, AND A LOT BETTER THAN OTHER ENERGY SOURCES IN REGARD TO GREEN ENERGY.
And, to top it all off, don't forget that 6 barrels equivalent of CSG has the same amount of energy equivalent to 1 barrell of oil. A HELL OF A LOT CHEAPER THOUGH.
Hence why I am heavily invested in CSG Companies, since Adam was a boy.
I hope this will help.
Good luck..........Buddy
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