Biofuel Airplane

In the coming days and weeks, THH, Inc. will introduce the long-awaited breakthrough California, America, and the world have all been waiting for. Our LookLocalTM solution will make petroleum replacement practical and achievable in as little as 10 years.

The "LookLocalTM Get The Lead Out" campaign will begin with an innovative biofuel flight. Starting from the Pacific Ocean, Len Johnson, our President and CEO, will fly a plane he personally built burning a biofuel to the Wright brothers monument at historic First Flight Airport in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.

It is appropriate that we publicize this fuel by replacing 100 octane Low Lead (100LL) with a green, unleaded alternative. Biobutanol has potentially broad application- it can be blended with or replace virtually any motor fuel, whether gasoline or diesel.

Len has already solved biodiesel infrastructure hurdles with an invention that provides the capability of producing enormous quantities of vegetable oil, fresh water and salt while replacing jet fuel, diesel fuel, heating oil, and green petrochemical feedstocks by developing local resources within the United States and other countries. This will greatly diminish the influences of the world fuel economy politically, economically, socially, and environmentally while retaining the wealth and jobs our national economy has been sending overseas. Len is now turning his attention to developing an infrastructure solution to replace gasoline with a practical, green alternative, biobutanol.

Neither of Lens solutions will have a negative impact on the world food supply, and will even increase agriculture by delivering water to dry areas.

We are witnessing a watershed moment- an environmentally sound beginning to the future history of hydrocarbon fuels.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• biofuel
• n-butanol
• biobutanol
• LookLocal
• environmentalism
• sustainable
• future
• green
• energy
• alternatives

[switchgrassfuel]

nothing against Biobutanol. but i don't no how to mass produce it. i can make ethanol and make it cheep. I am hoping to see AGE85 Aviation Grade Ethanol approved for plains soon. but if Biobutanol can be made at a reasonable price i would use it in my future plane. as long as i can fly at a reasonable price in the future i am not picky about what fuel gets the job done. but i am a huge fan of ethanol and its ability to be produced in high enough quantities to replace 100LL in future.

[travelbytommy]

why not just get a jet? Turbine engines will run on just about anything that burns pretty much.

[astrialkil]

Where are the plans on how to make your own Biobutanol? like biodiesel has a brewer following, biobutanol must move to the next level !

Where are the plans on how to make biobutanol?

[cacbullard]

We are so proud of you, Len. Keep on keeping on. Our prayers are with you, friend.

[DistinguishedCritic]

I was just reading about that at the EnergyCurrent website. It looks like the flight already took off a few days ago. I'm intrigued on how a biofuel can replace both gas and diesel, and not affect food supplies. Good luck on your flight LookLocal2008.

[HollywouldGal]

How AWESOME this is!! Something so positive at a time when there's so much bad news. Whoo Hoo!! Go BIOFUEL GOOD LUCK!!

[sherrie1955]

Way to go! Good luck with everything!

[wickedsngr]

This is awesome! I hope to hear more from this in the upcoming weeks. Way to go for the green!!!