Posted by admin | Posted in Green Energy | Posted on 27-04-2011
Tags: alternative, alternative energy methane gas, energy, environment, gas, methane

Burning natural gas(methane) and gasoline yields about 13 Kcal/g and 11 Kcal/g. ()More details under?
Would it be feasible to burn leftover foods as an alternative energy source. explain.
It would depend on the food. One big problem is the amount of moisture in a given food. Most have a very high moisture content and that would have to be removed if you are going to get any type of net energy out of the combustion process.
BMW recycles methane gas!
