E-Oil

E-Oil is a flex fuel alternative for all petroleum based fossil fuels. It is produced during the pyrolysis phase of ECO Pyro-Torrefaction (EPT) while E-Coal is being produced. E-Oil is a lower viscosity, CO2 neutral renewable fuel. It presently has 2 applications 1) electric power generation and 2) as a liquid transportation fuel, useful for both commercial and military transportation purposes. Currently research is being conducted on E-Oil to make renewable goods that biodegrade over time to replace conventional plastic products.

There are 2 types of E-Oil that are produced from our EPT process. First a dark grade bio oil and then a light grade bio oil that pumps, ignites, and burns well when atomized.

NewEarth E-Oil is a 100% biomass (using mostly cellulosic based biomass, not from food crops) liquid flex fuel alternative to fossil oil. It is made with the highest degree of sustainability. E-Oil can be used without any refinement for electric power generation at facilities that currently use petroleum or fossil oil. However when refined, E-Oil can be made into several forms of transportation fuel, like bio-diesel (for trains, trucks, cars, sea vessels, etc.) bio-jet fuel (commercial and military grade), and bio-gas (for all types of passenger vehicles). E-Oil is CO2 neutral, virtually sulfur-free (SO2 is basically undetectable), has 50% lower NOx than fossil fuels like diesel, and no mercury. E-Oil is an excellent environmentally friendly alternative to petroleum fuels and can be used today in our existing worldwide power infrastructure and global transportation system.

Frequently Asked Question About E-Oil:

1. How is E-Oil made?
E-Oil is made via NewEarth's unique proprietary EPT technology. Through this naturally occurring process of thermal decomposition the structure of the biomass material is rearranged into 3 separate states, of solid, liquid, and gas. The liquid portion of the biomass is collected and the water is separated from the oil to get E-Oil. Although the ancient Egyptians were the first to discover thermal decomposition, NewEarth is discovering new and improved ways to use this wonderful concept to answer the energy and environmental challenges of our world.

2. From what source does E-Oil come from?
NewEarth begins making E-Oil by cultivating certifiably grown energy crops like Nile Reed and willow. This is very important for two primary reasons. 1) In order for NewEarth to offer low prices for E-Oil to its customers, NewEarth must control the supply of it own feedstock. NewEarth also uses organic forms of waste, but does not rely of this because the supply of organic forms of waste fluctuates. By maintaining and cultivating certifiably grown energy crops NewEarth can guarantee an abundant, inexpensive, sustainably grown long-term supply of CO2 neutral E-Oil for its customers. 2) NewEarth cultivates its own sustainably grown energy crops as a way to help reduce the present level of CO2 in our atmosphere, and capture, manage, and store CO2 as a helpful service to our planet.

3. What are the differences between NewEarth E-Oil and other bio-oils?
NewEarth E-Oil has virtually no water in it to achieve a higher usable energy value. Other bio-oils have water in them, which reduces their accessible BTUs. By removing the water from the bio-oil, NewEarth E-Oil makes available the full energy potential of the renewable fuel.

4. Can E-Oil be used as a liquid transportation fuel alternative to fossil fuels?
YES, but it must first be refined.

5. Are there any fossil fuels in E-Oil?
NO. E-Oil is made of 100% biomass from sustainable non-food sources or organic forms of waste.

6. What is the calorific value of E-Oil?
25 MJ/kg. About 90,000 BTUs per gallon.

7. What type of oil is E-Oil similar to?
No. 2 and No.4 oil.

8. What types of feedstock is used to make E-Oil? Are any food crops used to make E-Oil?
NO. NewEarth primarily uses short rotation energy crops like Nile Reed, bamboo, willow, etc. However any form of biomass can be used. Whenever agricultural waste like bagasse, cotton stalk, coconut hull, wood waste, etc. are available NewEarth will use various forms of organic waste material, to make E-Oil if our customers request this be used as a feedstock. This also performs a very valuable service in the effort to reduce various forms of pollution from our planet. NewEarth will not use food crops or compete with food crops in any way. NewEarth will only use degraded land to cultivate short rotation energy crops, it will not use good cropland that can be used for planting food. Also, energy crops can use undrinkable water; they do not need water of drinking quality. Through NewEarth's energy crop projects NewEarth restores the degraded land back to health, and creates massive carbon sinks for CO2 storage and reduction.