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Black Pump Sequestration (BPS)
Low Emission CO2 Diesel Technology
A diesel generator uses oil to make electricity - in the process it gives off heat and CO2. With the CO2 we can feed algae and/or jatropha. Both algae and jatropha can be processed into bio-diesel which fuels any standard diesel generator. Algae can produce ethanol as well. The Black Pump sequesters CO2 and becomes low emission... and you're producing fuel.
With the addition of a M.E.H. Multi Effect Humidification, the waste heat generated by the diesel is captured and used to desalinate premium quality drinking water. After the financial outlay is recouped M.E.H. will continue to produce water for many years with no extra energy costs - and of course producing premium quality water at no virtually no cost. The system becomes energy efficient... and you're producing fuel and water.
A standard diesel M.E.H. hybrid using only waste heat - requires sea water to produce premium quality water, fuel and fertilizer! "Making the fuel it needs to run to make it's own fuel" is interestingly deceptive (one might think perpetual) but it's equally dependent on fossil fuel as any other diesel generator - only the timeline - since algae doubles its' mass every 24 hours and is the fastest growing plant on the planet - the time cycle has been drastically reduced from millions of years to the next crop. Since the timeline is a working cycle it is considered sustainable.
Farming algae and for fuel is supposedly coming on-line 2009-10... but in the meanwhile we can use your waste heat to make premium quality M.E.H. drinking water. This certainly opens a new market for the many diesel engines that must be kept running.
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