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Date: 2005-12-02
From: Joe Street
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] US Guvmint to tax alternate fuel vehicles?

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I'm just wondering what people on this list think they will do if the 
winds of change blow cold on the home brew community?  Suppose at some 
point your government decides to take strong action to discourage or 
prevent you from making your own fuel.  I know that collectively there 
are a lot of us but we are spread pretty thin here and there around the 
planet. Solidarity amongst home brewers I'm sure doesn't account for a 
huge influence in any particular country or region at this point.  I'm 
sure any of us who have invested the time, money and effort to be doing 
what we are doing will be more than just disappointed if legislation is 
enacted in favor of big energy suppliers to the detriment of our 
sustainability and environmental ideals. But what can we do though?  I 
feel I am very fortunate because in my case, since I work at a 
university which supports my research into alternative energy solutions, 
I can claim I am driving a research vehicle which affords me quite a bit 
of latitude as far as this issue is concerned.  I am just wondering if a 
possible solution to this potential problem might be for people like 
myself to create some sort of registry so that I can claim not only that 
I drive a research vehicle but that it is part of a worldwide fleet of 
such vehicles thereby strengthening not only my case but also that of 
everyone else registered on the site as well.
Comments?

Joe




David Miller wrote:

>Joe Street wrote:
>
>  
>
>>Oh I thought from the previous post it meant that taxed fuel is dyed. 
>>So then on a spot inspection how is anyone to know if you are using 
>>taxed fuel or home brew anyways?  (assuming it is not B100 which could 
>>be identified by smell alone) Why worry about it then?
>>    
>>
>
>
>I doubt if many (bio)diesel car owners worry about it at all.  Diesel 
>car owners are such small pickins next to a company running a fleet of 
>trucks that I've never seen or even heard of someone being tested.  I 
>know a number of them who regularly use heating oil or K1 (with the dye) 
>in their cars without concern.   I don't do it because to it's not worth 
>saving thirty cents a gallon if it means having to drain it out of the 
>tank in 5 gallon buckets and pour it into the car.  It's nice to know I 
>have the reserve though.
>
>Biodiesel is attractive for other reasons; I wouldn't save enough money 
>in a long time to make it worthwhile financially.
>
>--- David
>
>  
>
>>Joe
>>
>>David Miller wrote:
>>
>>    
>>
>>>Joe Street wrote:
>>>
>>> 
>>>
>>>      
>>>
>>>>Why not just add some of the dye yourself ......doh!
>>>>   
>>>>
>>>>        
>>>>
>>>Because here in the states they put the dye in the untaxed fuel (HHO, 
>>>K1), not in the stuff that's taxed.  So adding dye would be a way of 
>>>saying that you didn't pay taxes on fuel that you actually had.
>>>
>>>
>>>--- David
>>>
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I'm just wondering what people on this list think they will do if the
winds of change blow cold on the home brew community?  Suppose at some
point your government decides to take strong action to discourage or
prevent you from making your own fuel.  I know that collectively there
are a lot of us but we are spread pretty thin here and there around the
planet. Solidarity amongst home brewers I'm sure doesn't account for a
huge influence in any particular country or region at this point.  I'm
sure any of us who have invested the time, money and effort to be doing
what we are doing will be more than just disappointed if legislation is
enacted in favor of big energy suppliers to the detriment of our
sustainability and environmental ideals. But what can we do though?  I
feel I am very fortunate because in my case, since I work at a
university which supports my research into alternative energy
solutions, I can claim I am driving a research vehicle which affords me
quite a bit of latitude as far as this issue is concerned.  I am just
wondering if a possible solution to this potential problem might be for
people like myself to create some sort of registry so that I can claim
not only that I drive a research vehicle but that it is part of a
worldwide fleet of such vehicles thereby strengthening not only my case
but also that of everyone else registered on the site as well.
Comments?

Joe




David Miller wrote:
Joe Street wrote:

  
Oh I thought from the previous post it meant that taxed fuel
is dyed. 
So then on a spot inspection how is anyone to know if you are using 
taxed fuel or home brew anyways?  (assuming it is not B100 which could 
be identified by smell alone) Why worry about it then?
    

I doubt if many (bio)diesel car owners worry about it at all.  Diesel 
car owners are such small pickins next to a company running a fleet of 
trucks that I've never seen or even heard of someone being tested.  I 
know a number of them who regularly use heating oil or K1 (with the dye) 
in their cars without concern.   I don't do it because to it's not worth 
saving thirty cents a gallon if it means having to drain it out of the 
tank in 5 gallon buckets and pour it into the car.  It's nice to know I 
have the reserve though.

Biodiesel is attractive for other reasons; I wouldn't save enough money 
in a long time to make it worthwhile financially.

--- David

  
Joe

David Miller wrote:

    
Joe Street wrote:

 

      
Why not just add some of the dye yourself ......doh!
   

        
Because here in the states they put the dye in the untaxed fuel (HHO, 
K1), not in the stuff that's taxed.  So adding dye would be a way of 
saying that you didn't pay taxes on fuel that you actually had.


--- David

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