Pacific Natural Energy Provides Viable Biodiesel Solution: The BioBox Mobile Processor
Finally, restaurant chains and the trucking industry stand to profit by the implementation of biodiesel production and use.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. xx, 2007 — Everyone’s heard of the avid garage-based hobbyist brewing a biodiesel concoction to fuel his car. And it’s old news that oil conglomerates are investing in big biodiesel factories, pumping and pulling for a more promising future. Yet both approaches forget the largest segment for rapid expansion of biodiesel production and usage, the mid-market producer/user. That’s why most leaders in the national restaurant chains haven’t jumped aboard the renewable-energy bandwagon and embraced biodiesel technologies — until now.
Recognizing a need for a much more manageable and realistic approach to biodiesel production, the Los Angeles-based Pacific Natural Energy (PNE) (http://www.stopxon.com) has created the BioBox, a mobile processing plant that turns waste vegetable oil into high-quality biodiesel. Able to be located at or near the source of waste, the BioBox is the most efficient, functional mobile biodiesel processing unit made in America. Pacific Natural Energy is the only company offering a total turn key solution that comes installed in cargo containers for the storage of methanol, waste vegetable oil and refined biodiesel. With the BioBox, those affiliated with waste, recycling and restaurant industry finally have a revolutionary way to make earth-friendly biodiesel.
“There are an increasing number of biodiesel companies out there today, but these companies generally cater to small-scale experimenters and users, or consulting firms to built multi-million dollar plants” said Eric McLeod, PNE’s founder and CEO. “I believe that a mid- market biodiesel production has been completely overlooked. What about the companies that have large waste oil disposals but they may be spread out over a large geographical region or seasonal. These clients would have everything to gain by producing biodiesel in a location that’s convenient for them, and then using it to power their trucking fleets. It’s environmentally ethical and fiscally sound. What’s more, in using the BioBox, they’re looking at saving at least half of what they spend on regular diesel per gallon. Not to mention being a pioneer in what I think will be the standard for waste vegetable oil recycling.”
In addition to saving money, BioBox:
-- produces biodiesel, which lowers vehicle emissions, reduces air pollution, and runs cleaner in engines than regular diesel. Biodiesel is known to reduce green house gas emissions when compared to regular diesel by 50%.
-- is custom-built to fit customers’ unique needs by considering their local resources and specific locations.
-- makes renewable fuel, which helps lower foreign-oil dependency.
-- comes in standard cargo shipping containers for easy mobility, requires as little at 2,000 square feet of vacant land, and takes only one person to operate.
-- offers the most affordable commercial application of biodiesel on the market today.
-- includes 4 - 20’ cargo containers, the reactor, a hazmat storage container and 2 - 6,000 gallon storage tanking systems for waste vegetable oil and biodiesel.
About Pacific Natural Energy
Pacific Natural Energy (PNE) produces environmentally friendly biodiesel fuel manufactured from waste oils and fats. Its mission is to provide a cost-effective biodiesel production solution to meet the growing need for alternative fuels worldwide. PNE, Inc. is privately held, funded exclusively by McLeod Capital Corp., and headquartered in Studio City, Calif.
For more information, visit http://www.stopXon.com.
Contact:
Eric McLeod
President, Pacific Natural Energy
818.760.2823
eric@stopxon.com
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