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To: scion who wrote (4245)	12/24/2010 9:13:12 AM
From: SteveF	Respond to of 53574

JBII needs to be able to operate near 24/7 and guarantee their rate of production. No, they haven't. In the CC a picture was shown of the residue still in the machine after 5-6 weeks. 400lbs/day of the residue was expected. techisbest Member Profile techisbest Share Friday, December 24, 2010 7:53:31 AM Re: None Post # of 85187 Those who understand that you need to be able to guarantee customers a delivery rate for the fuel understand the situation. The fuel produced is valuable and will be sold. JBII needs to be able to operate near 24/7 and guarantee their rate of production. And the rate of production must be sufficient to go to market with. So the real question is: have they been able to do that for themselves at this point? Once they have they will be able to line up their first customer.