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LWC/ETCA biodiesel processor is here Lindsey Wilson Energy Technology Career Academy's40 gallon processor at Adair County High School moves Heather Spoon's group one step closer to realizing the dream of making Columbia, KY a model community for energy use in America Click on headline for story plus photo(s). To follow Heather Spoon's weblog, click to: Energy Technology Career Academy By Duane Bonifer News from Lindsey Wilson College/Energy Technology Academy COLUMBIA, KY - Students in the Lindsey Wilson College Energy Technology Career Academy moved a step closer on Wednesday toward their goal of producing alternative fuel when a 40-gallon biodiesel processor arrived. The processor was assembled and housed at the Adair County High School FFA building, which provides much-needed space and a well-ventilated area to produce biodiesel fuel. The first 40-gallon batch of biodiesel fuel will be produced from used vegetable oil provided by Coe's Steakhouse in Russell Springs, KY, according to ETCA Director Heather Spoon. The fuel will be tested on a diesel engine with the ultimate goal of supplying biodiesel fuel for diesel vehicles used by the City of Columbia. The ETCA is a joint partnership between Lindsey Wilson College, Adair County High School and Russell County High School. Students at both high schools are enrolled in the career academy, the only one of its kind in rural America. This story was posted on 2011-03-17 04:12:31
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