My Green Oil (MGO)
MGO adalah zat reformulasi BBM bermultifungsi, karena pada saat dicampurkan dengan BBM akan terjadi reformulasi terhadap partikel-partikel yang ada pada BBM, sehingga penggunaan BBM menjadi super irit, performa mesin menjadi super bertenaga, suara mesin menjadi super halus, menurunkan gas buang sehingga hasil pembakaran BBM menjadi ramah lingkungan, serta umur perawatan mesin menjadi lebih lama.
MGO juga dapat dicampurkan terhadap berbagai macam bahan baker seperti: Bensin, Solar, Methanol, Ethanol, Hydrogen, LNG maupun Bio solar bahkan minyak tanah.
Penggunaan formula MGO dapat menghasilkan penghematan terhadap bahan bakar dari berbagai jenis mesin: Mobil, Truk, Kapal, Motor (2 tak & 4 tak), mesin-mesin solar, pembangkit listrik, Peralatan Pertanian, Ketel Uap, dan Industri-industri yang menggunakan bahan bakar dalam jumlah besar.
MGO benar-benar terbukti memberikan keuntungan pelumasan dan pembersihan yang dilakukan di bagian permukaan dalm mesin antara lain: saluran Bahan Bakar, Saringan, Karburator, Busi, Injeksi dan membuat seluruh baut mesin tetap kencang dan berumur lebih panjang.
Mesin yang lebih bersih dan berpelumas bekerja pada temperature yang lebih dingin, lebih halus dan mengurangi getaran yang tidak diinginkan.
Pembersihan yang dilakukan MGO juga mencegah endapan karbon baru dan membuang endapan karbon lama yang menyebabkan tenaga dan performa mesin berkurang. Setelah beberapa minggu pemakaian rutin ester-ester alami yang memiliki struktur molekul-molekul kecil akan melapisi bagian permukaan di dalam mesin, membentuk lapisan lapisan pelumas disetiap permukaannya yang bergerak. Hasilnya, keseluruhan kinerja mesin semakin optimal dari minggu ke minggu.
MGO telah melalui serangkaian uji coba yang dilakukan oleh lembaga-lembaga sertifikat terkemuka bertaraf internasional, MGO berhasil menyandang predikat “Lulus dan Layak Pakai” dari Biro Penelitian dan Pengembangan Polri (Litbang Polri) karena terbukti secara signifikan memberikan kinerja efisien penggunaan BBM pada kendaraan berbahan bakar Bensin dan Solar, serta kinerja Emisi Gas Buang yang menurun drastic pada uji coba yang dilakukan oleh Badan Penelitian dan Pengembangan Teknologi (BPPT), Speedwork, Puspakom, dsb.
Cara pemakaian pada mesin bensin
1 Lt Bensin = 1 ml MGO
60 Lt Bensin = 60 ml MGO
Cara pemakaian pada mesin solar
1 Lt Solar = 1,2 ml MGO
50 Lt Soalr = 60 ml MGO
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We have to stay on offense! We can’t let the new Congress and the new Administration shove our dependence on foreign oil to the back burner.
Here’s why.
When we started the Pickens Plan last July, oil was at about $147 per barrel, gasoline at the pump was $4.11, and we were importing about 70 percent of the oil we use. Today oil is $100 per barrel less, but we are still importing about 70 percent of our oil.
Why is this important? Because we are still at the mercy of foreign governments and unstable areas of the world for our oil supply.
It is still a crisis, but it’s also an opportunity for us to fix it.
Look at the headlines from just the past couple of days.
- Oil up $5 on OPEC cuts.- Russia cut off natural gas supplies to Ukraine. - Iran calls for oil embargo for supporters of Israel.
Just before the holidays, OPEC met to try to raise oil prices. OPEC delivers 40 percent of the daily oil supply. They decided to cut their output by 2.2 million barrels per day to try and get the price back in the $70 range.
You’ve heard me tell you before that if consumption runs short of supply, then the only way to balance the books is by raising the price. What have we seen? Gasoline at the pump has jumped back over $2 per gallon in many areas and is moving back up.
Next headline: On New Year’s Day, Russia cut off natural gas supplies to Ukraine in a dispute over prices and payments.
According to Reuters news service, "That has hit natural gas supplies to countries in eastern and southern Europe facing freezing temperatures and has worried European countries, which get one fifth of their gas through pipelines that cross Ukraine."
Think about that: The Russian government is willing to force its customers to pay whatever price it sets by cutting off supplies; not threatening to cut off supplies, but by actually doing it in the coldest part of winter.
We don’t rely on Russia for our natural gas. We don’t import any of it, and we have plenty of our own natural gas supply.
The problem comes from that second headline – what happens if Iran and other Mideast and African countries decide to use oil as a weapon against us like Russia is using natural gas as a weapon against Ukraine?
I’m not making this up. Here is what the Iranian News Agency reported over the weekend:
"Pointing at Westerners' dependence on the Islamic countries' oil and energy resources, [Iranian leaders] called for cutting the export of crude oil to the Zionist regime's supporters the world over."
Iran understands how to leverage our over-dependence on foreign oil. OPEC understands how to manage output. We are left without any weapons in this price war.
We have to remind our leaders in Washington that whether oil is a $50 a barrel or $150 a barrel it is the level of our dependence on foreign oil, not just the price, which puts us all at the mercy of unfriendly foreign governments and you don’t know when they will move against us.
Here’s why.
When we started the Pickens Plan last July, oil was at about $147 per barrel, gasoline at the pump was $4.11, and we were importing about 70 percent of the oil we use. Today oil is $100 per barrel less, but we are still importing about 70 percent of our oil.
Why is this important? Because we are still at the mercy of foreign governments and unstable areas of the world for our oil supply.
It is still a crisis, but it’s also an opportunity for us to fix it.
Look at the headlines from just the past couple of days.
- Oil up $5 on OPEC cuts.- Russia cut off natural gas supplies to Ukraine. - Iran calls for oil embargo for supporters of Israel.
Just before the holidays, OPEC met to try to raise oil prices. OPEC delivers 40 percent of the daily oil supply. They decided to cut their output by 2.2 million barrels per day to try and get the price back in the $70 range.
You’ve heard me tell you before that if consumption runs short of supply, then the only way to balance the books is by raising the price. What have we seen? Gasoline at the pump has jumped back over $2 per gallon in many areas and is moving back up.
Next headline: On New Year’s Day, Russia cut off natural gas supplies to Ukraine in a dispute over prices and payments.
According to Reuters news service, "That has hit natural gas supplies to countries in eastern and southern Europe facing freezing temperatures and has worried European countries, which get one fifth of their gas through pipelines that cross Ukraine."
Think about that: The Russian government is willing to force its customers to pay whatever price it sets by cutting off supplies; not threatening to cut off supplies, but by actually doing it in the coldest part of winter.
We don’t rely on Russia for our natural gas. We don’t import any of it, and we have plenty of our own natural gas supply.
The problem comes from that second headline – what happens if Iran and other Mideast and African countries decide to use oil as a weapon against us like Russia is using natural gas as a weapon against Ukraine?
I’m not making this up. Here is what the Iranian News Agency reported over the weekend:
"Pointing at Westerners' dependence on the Islamic countries' oil and energy resources, [Iranian leaders] called for cutting the export of crude oil to the Zionist regime's supporters the world over."
Iran understands how to leverage our over-dependence on foreign oil. OPEC understands how to manage output. We are left without any weapons in this price war.
We have to remind our leaders in Washington that whether oil is a $50 a barrel or $150 a barrel it is the level of our dependence on foreign oil, not just the price, which puts us all at the mercy of unfriendly foreign governments and you don’t know when they will move against us.
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Fuel up on Education at Home
(ARA) - Instead of driving back and forth to a local educational institution for class, let school come to you. You'll save money on gas by studying at home.A growing number of consumers are utilizing distance learning as the affordable alternative to expand their skills and knowledge. Busy schedules and escalating gas prices are making it increasingly difficult for people to attend traditional classroom style schools for career training or to learn more about their favorite hobby. Distance learning is often one of the most affordable, convenient, and worthwhile educational choice for busy consumers who are looking to expand their education within a budget.A popular choice for people seeking quality career training or simply wanting to learn more about their favorite hobby is Stratford Career Institute. Stratford Career Institute offers a number of relevant continuing education and career training classes such as electrician training, relaxation therapy, child care, sewing, accounting, photography and more. Visit www.SciFreeInfo.com for more information.Distance learning courses can help people: * Learn more about their favorite hobby* Brush up on current work skills, or learn new skills* Learn more about a new career without interfering with their current career* Receive enrichment education without leaving home"Stratford's relaxation therapy program was one of the best things I have done for myself in years! The course was very easy to understand," says a Stratford graduate from Arizona.The majority of distance learning courses allow consumers to study at home at their own pace. Textbooks and study guides are delivered in the mail and can often be used in conjunction with online learning tools. Many distance learning schools give their students up to two years to graduate and receive their diploma, so there is no rush to finish.Visit www.SciFreeInfo.com to get started on your future today.
