biooil indus
Due many reasons (price drop of cotton of more than 60% since 1995, political changes since 1989 and
water supply problems connected to cotton plantations) worldwide large, very large area’s of mono-
cultural cotton focused agriculture soil has been abandoned.
These large area’s are in deep, deep irreversible trouble: ecological due to erosion (which turns the
landscape into dessert-like status) by stop of water based agriculture and economical by lack of
substitute income for the population that lived their during cotton production.
These by cotton growers abandoned area’s are very suitable for bio-energy focused crop production:
Simple because there is already infrastructure and there are already qualified workers. The infrastructure
in terms of irrigation, roads, railways and pressing plants. The workers in terms of those who not have
left these area’s to go the cities and started there all over again in poverty.
Transforming these abandoned cotton plantations into bio-oil production plantations will revitalize these
many huge area’s in the world. Erosion will stop, work will come back, bio-diversity will take place and of
course: bio oil will be produced financing these developments.
Take rainforest down for new bio-oil plantations is not a wise thing to do. Not for the planet, not for the
soil concerned and not for the Indians who live there. Recycling abandoned cotton plantations is a wise
thing to do with only positive effects on planet, local nature and local society. Just like city counsels re-
use old industrial area’s, governments should re-use bankrupted foreclosed old cotton area’s.
Of course we use crop that uses a less water as possible, of course we use as less as chemicals as
possible, of course we stimulate bio-diversity (large mono cultures are biological -and by this also
economical- to versatile) and yearly different crop cycles and of course we try to respect nature more
than the cotton plantations have done in the past. Also we will use different type of oil producing crops
so we don’t have to deal with an only by heavy use of crop protecting chemicals possible monoculture
production.
BioOil Indus facilitate some extra energy production for the world, we preserve area’s that now suffering
from erosion, we create jobs in rural area’s, we stimulated bio-diversity, we develop/support the whole
production chain from abandoned land to train wagons of bio-oil leaving for the market, we use also the
crop waste for bio-ethanol production.
BioOil Indus her bio-plantation projects are whole regional development plans for lost area’s funded by
the sales of bio-diesel and bio-ethanol and glycerine (which will become rapidly a new type of fuel for
medium size local power plants) on the energy market. Economical developments supporting/facilitating
social developments. Energy revenues funds economical, social and ecological development. BioOil Indus
will replace the crazy Large Farm Enterprice (LFE) model (by critics called even more idiot than the
sovjet system of Kolkhoz’s -average size of 62 km2- and Sovkhoz’s -average size of 153 km2-) by a
collection of smaller by locals private owned farms, which can be operated by one of two families (which
can rent of buy with mortgage the land) and we make the necessary facilities. Developing the lost
regions of the world, by making them healthy and divers strong areas with (ecological) production of bio-
oil and bio-ethanol as economical head start (or motor) is our goal.
As example concerning the local production of the bio-oil refinery: For manufacturing BioOil Indus offers
the local projects a total package of drawings and data sheets with the help of which they can set up the
plant. These are offered in Acrobat (.pdf) format and as AutoCAD (.dwg) format. These include: Process
& Instrumentation Diagram. Fabrication drawings of Vessels. Data sheets for Pumps, compressor, micron
filters and electrical heaters. Data sheets for valves, flow glasses and temperature indicators. Detailed
plans for erection of the equipments. Piping plans. For operation BioOil Indus offers process description
and operating manuals. This way project can set up their plant with fabrication of vessels from their own
(to be installed) fabricator in their own town/region.
BioOil Indus don’t destroy local and global high valuable rainforest for agricultural purpose, don’t
threaten local (original) people, don’t want to be focused massive on mono-culture, don’t steal water
from other regional stakeholders, don’t pollute local environments with chemicals, don’t increase food
prices by lowering local, regional, continental or global food production capacity by the choice for only re-
use of abandoned former agriculture land and last but not least integrate bio-oil (bio-diesel) with bio-
mass (bio-ethanol) processing, which take out the need for external alcohol supply in the bio-oil refining
process.
Our first two large scale projects maybe will be located in the rural Ceará Province of North Brazil. The
size of the first bankrupted and after that abandoned farm is 330 km2 (the size of a proximal the west
part of the of the mainland of Flevoland) and the size of the second bankrupted and after that abandoned
farm is 470 km2 (the size of a proximal the east part of mainland of Flevoland). We now investigating the
possibilities of the transforming of these two abandoned cotton plantations into active bio-oil plantations
including local processing of the seeds of the mamosa into bio-oil and the remain bio-mass into bio-
ethanol. Mamosa is an authentic/local/ancient inca version of the caster bean plant which is very rich on
oil and demands less water, give two not season bounded -makes continues production process possible-
harvests a year. But parallel and serial bio-diversity (more type of crops, so that each crop returns only
one in three of four years to the same soil) must be investigated.
The benefit of abandoned cotton plantations for bio-oil farms use, is that railway infrastructure, water
infrastructure, press plants and workers are already available. This is an advantage because BioOil Indus
wants to provide the whole necessary chain from seed/land to bio-oil and bio-ethanol sales.
Further we think that tundra’s has huge bio-energy future in the long day half of the year (requires a
more light than warmth demanding specie), if we search for and cultivate a cold resistant oil producing
crop. The grow process will be substantial slower, but because soil price is no issue here, that’s not a
problem. For PR reasons we will try to convince the government of Russia to give the former share-
holders of the Trans Serbian Express railway a ‘discount’ on shares on these farms. This would a
enormous publicity stunt for us, Russia and the Trans Serbian Railway company (who will handle the oil
cargo). The Russian Federation only will do this if they are certain that no 1917 originated claims will get
alive again. Russia and it’s president Putin (or his successor) really need some positive signal to global
investors and the global financial world after the privatisation drama (which has build and end companies
Yukos) and both side robbery before and after that.
But we really think the biggest future for bio-oil is in the current greenless desert regions. BioOil Indus
has developed an energy neutral mostly passive (by physical laws working) water condense industrial
plant concept that splits salt seawater into sweet water and dry salt. The desert concept of BioOil Indus
works from the borders of the deserts into deeper into the deserts. The only think that’s needed is a
railway from a sea harbour to desert which transports first the building material and than seawater to the
desert plants and transports salt and bio-oil and glycerine (which soon will be used for special -high
temperature: glycerine needs that for clean burning- power/electricity plants) and maybe other
vegetable, fruits and flowers back to the sea harbour for local city and export purposes. The side effect of
these development is less heat on the day and less cold in the night in these production area by the
warmth adopting capacity of water.
There are lots of huge (these days not more used) former cotton and desert/tundra area’s in South
America, Africa and of course in the very large abandoned cotton area’s of the former USSR (which are
by erosion coursed environmental disasters these days) where BioOil Indus can serve. We will promote
our business model both in the FAO (Food and Agricultural Organization of the UN) en the WTO (World
Trade Organization of the UN), as in the UN main organization and by the World Bank.
We will seek as much as international media attention as possible both for the BioOil Indus organization
and it’s function as for bio-energy and the energy problem in general. This will support our business case
enormously and give us also extra (requested) knowledge support.
We know for sure that our income model will increase each year. The oil price is in a never stopping
structural rising line. This increasing will speed up when Peak Oil will happen. PeakOil is the name of a
theory in the world wide energy market that around the year of 2010 oil prices will begin a never ending
rapidly rise (till all global resources are used a proximally around the year of 2040). This abnormal price
rise will be coursed by increasing demand of developing countries like China and descending supply by
drying of current mayor and new easy to explore fields. PeakOil will make everything that heavily uses
energy parallel (by the increasing energy cost facet) rapidly expensive.
We know for sure that bio-oil is certainly not the solution for the energy problem. The one and only
solution for the energy problem is a low energy focused economy, which the rise of the oil price will
simple by give by market mechanism (high price in dollars say so much more than any type of commu-
nication).
BioOil Indus don’t want to reinvent colonialism, but just wants to develop technology and services that
are needed: BioOil Indus wants to be a development focused industrial bio oil production supporting
conglomerate that just takes 5% margin on all her (not mandatory) offered technology and services for
her further research, current over head, further reserves and profit. BioOil works with every her services
and products requesting person, company or government.
Preventing climate change is not our mayor driving force (but certainly one of our drives). We are initial
driving by the proven and simple to understand economical and scientific fact that easy to explore fossil
energy is running out in high speed and this will increase the energy prices dramatically the next,
certainly with the extra facet of an enormous increasing global demand with equal or descending fossil oil
supply. Exploring cost and market mechanism will certainly give much more high energy prices till fossil
energy is completely used 30 years from now. The impact of rising energy prices on the economy are
beyond imagination. BioOil Indus is in the right industry on the right time. Our function contributes in
solving the CO2, erosion and development issues. The CO2 absorption cycle is short (a 6 months
average), but by the tremendous volume of this cycle, certainly CO2 absorption values can be one time
sold to companies with to much CO2 emission. The commercial value of this CO2 absorption has a very
positive capital funding effect on the start of the Oil/Energy for Development / BioOil business case for
developing the lost areas of the world.
Economical Development Corporation (as owner of Indus Corporation which owns BioOil Indus) will
install an independent NGO (Non Governmental Organization): Oil/Energy for Development who does the
development deals with GO’s of the served countries and is free to use other companies like BioOil Indus.
Efficiency only comes with real (and so definitely hard) competence.
This organizational architectural dividing give internal competence and is a perfect build-in insurance for
getting the performing of both organizations on the edge of maximal efficient performance for targeted
regions. The three layers in the BioOil model are making each other stronger: BioOil Indus
(management, technology and services), Oil/Energy for Development (auditing the direction and the
results) and local, regional, national, continental and global governmental organizations (who wants the
combined deal of Oil/Energy for Development and BioOil Indus).
Oil/Energy for Development will have as structure: Governmental (local, regional, national, continental,
global), Capital (guarantees, subsidies, loans, bonds and emissionfees), Operational (LFE to farmers
development, biodiversity development, trade development, infrastructure development, community
and/or village development, small industrial development and tourism development), Management
(project support and project management) and General (management, office, facilities, legal and press).
BioOil Indus will have as structure: Crop (maximalization and rotation), Technology (bio-diesel, ethanol,
water, desert and trade) and General (management, office, facilities, legal and press).
Both Oil/Energy for Development as BioOil Indus have a knowledge development and sharing part and a
management acting and sharing part. Maybe knowledge and management must be divided in both
organizations. The knowledge part should maybe be adopted by universities (as already capable of
research and education institutions). Both Oil/Energy for Development and BioOil Indus are capable of
gaining large numbers of students all over the world. Education is business. Ask any university.
The region that gains both Oil/Energy for Development and BioOil Indus will gets 4 companies (from both
the knowledge and the management organization) with an large potential of global impact.
We will ask both Wageningen Agricultural University / Research Center, the Nyerode Business University
Holland and other universities for high quality students who wants to do their (biological, technological
and business case) research for their graduation within the energy revenue based development projects
that are offered to us by governments.
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