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  Wise Landfill uses organisms to convert trash and carbon dioxide into carbon-negative alternative fuels, averting oil crisis while improving local economies at oil independence capacity.   This proprietary process produces ethanol and bio-diesel.  Bioremediation of nuclear waste is also underway.

Ethanol Market Share

      There has been concern that Corn Ethanol cannot produce enough Ethanol to meet fuel demand in the U.S.   Athough this is true, it does not mean that Cellulosic Ethanol is limited by the same economic factors as Corn, because Cellulose is a cropless source and its by-products are not consumable.   And, just because the overall Cellulosic Ethanol industry has lower fermentation yield than Corn, does not mean Wise Landfill's process has the same fermentation limitations.   Wise Landfill made a discovery that resisted the conventional wisdom that one is only limited to the sugars inside plant cell tissue, and uses nearly 100% of the biomass.  

The following table shows why supply and demand concerns are unfounded when comparing production levels of our proprietary process:   .  
Ethanol Production Comparison Table
           
Production Assumptions
"Bushels"† Tons   Barrels (Fuel) Gallons Liters
1.00   Corn Ethanol 0.05 1.48 5.61
1.00 Corn (†Approx. Ton) 3.81 120.00 454.25
  1.00 Cellulosic Ethanol 2.38 75.00 283.91
  1.00 Wise Landfill ™ 10.41 328.80 1,241.61
           
The following table multiplies out those production levels when applied to likely source stock availability:
                             

Potential Average Daily Fuel Output (Barrels)
Avg Tons   Corn† Cellulosic Wise Landfill
613   . Crop†/Landfill Tonnage .   . 824 .   1,458 .   . 6,391
  3,062   . Regional Tonnage .  4,119 .   7,289 .   31,956
  1,087,445 .  National Tonnage 1,463,198   2,589,154   11,350,852 
           
The following statements compares those daily production levels to average daily demand in the U.S.:
                                 

Production Thresholds
  U.S. Corn Ethanol Threshold* = 1,463,198 Barrels per Day
(15.0% of Demand)
  Cellulosic Ethanol Production = 2,589,154 Barrels per Day
(26.5% of Demand)
   U.S. Summer Daily Demand = 9,754,652 Barrels per Day
(86% of WL Output)
           
Market Share Equalibrium (Total U.S. Market)
      Corn Cellulosic Wise Landfill
    Daily Fuel (Barrels) 1,104,888 841,994 7,807,770
    Bushels/Tons 23,493,251 353,638 . . 749,832
    Sites 254 Mills . . 484 Landfills 1226 Landfills
    MGPY Ratings (avg.) . . . . . . 50.0 . . 20.0 . . 16.7 . .
    Market Share 11.3%. 8.6%. 80.0%
           
Notes:          
Comparisons between production types reflect most-likely scenarios; numbers averaged where indicated.
* Corn growers are limited by location, economics, and other factors that limit expansion (per industry analysis).
Cellulosic processes are only limited by how much fermentation can be gotten out of its source stock.
           

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