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UPDATE -- June 9, 2008

Buy the book!Alcohol Can Be a Gas...
Anyone who is serious about switching from gasoline to a more sustainable and cleaner alternative should read this book. It covers every angle of the subject and has the references to back up it's claims. Click here to buy the book!

Brian's Famous... CBS News coverage of GEN
Check it out. Our very own Brian Eberley (the designer of our alcohol distillation process) is driving his alcohol-powered scooter on the 10-oclock news. Click here to see the news coverage online and read an accompanying article.

Marin County FairThe Greenest County Fair on Earth...
Look for us at the Marin County fair July 2nd to July 6th. They are going full speed ahead with the green theme this year - and we'll be there with a converted vehicle on display along with a small home-built still. More info at http://www.marinfair.org.

180 Proof positive...
Until we get the new gennie up and running, we are making 180 proof alcohol with electricity from the grid. We have a couple of cars and a scooter that have been using the 180 with great success at $3/gallon. Since 180proof can not blend with gasoline, the vehicle must be a converted car or ffv to use it.

200 Proof - in a big way...
Looks like 200proof fuel will finally be available this month at the depot. And no... it's not corn-based. We are waiting delivery of 3,000 gallons made from waste beverages in California. Assuming you have signed up for our GEN-Alterts, you will be notified the moment it becomes available!


Zandra Frame with her hybrid running on E50.If you live or work in Sonoma County, consider joining our user group. To find out how you can become a member of Green

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Energy Network, please visit our member page or call 707-829-1714.

Or if you are interested in actively helping us to produce our own, local, sustainable source of ethanol, you may want to work with our special interest group - Sebastopol Ethanol Collective (SEC). The SEC has about a dozen or so local folks finding sources of feedstock, building stills, and making fuel. Just send email to Damon@GreenEnergyNetwork.com for more info.


 

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