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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1536)	8/9/2005 2:13:43 AM
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Japanese company plans waste plastics-to-oil plant in China Staff, Xinhua News Agency via China View Osaka-based U.F.O. Group is moving ahead with its plan to build a pilot plant in China to process waste plastics into light oil products, reflecting its corporate strategy to diversify its business to clean energy sector, a company official said. ... Developed by Dr. Taishi Kurata, the president of Nihon Quantum Wave Science Research Institute Co., the technology, which involves quantum physiochemical reaction, is superior to the conventional expertise in a way that it can treat all kinds of waste plastics, be it polypropylene or polyethylene, and achieve higher oil recovery rate at a lower cost. The production cost of gasoline using the new technology is 10% that of the conventional technology, said Kurata, without elaborating. ... (3 August 2005) energybulletin.net