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RDX Technologies Corporation V.RDX



TSXV:RDX - Post by User

Post by Supersnipe_oneon Oct 23, 2014 3:52pm
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Anyone know if..............

Anyone know if..............DD/RDX can compete (with their free feedstock an all) with the likes of all the industrial scale size digesters, UOP's/Ecofining and Neste's various technologies yet???  

Don't look now but it looks like the BIG BOYS are moving into DD's Ohio territory!!!

https://www.biofuelsdigest.com/bdigest/2014/08/04/uops-ecofining-tech-linked-to-massive-renewable-diesel-project-in-ohio/

Anyone know if DD's Ohio boys were funded by DD/RDX???  Does DD still have plans to fund/loan $$$$$$$$$$$$$ to folks that buy into his franchise scheme???


Would companies like Nextera, (in Maine) who want to see if they can burn RDX's RDO fuel as a back-up in their peaking units (better to have liquid fuels on-site due to natural gas pipeline constraints during periods of high gas demand for heating throughout New England) buy a 15% lower btu rated fuel, that needs tank & line heating, and is an unproven (is it reliable?) fuel??? Peaking Generation units have to be very reliable!!!  Would they buy it at a very low price, at least for the first few years???
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