On 18 Aug 2004 13:49:52 GMT, (BllFs6) wrote:

So, making ethanol only really makes sense if you use something like wind,

Wind is actually a very good source for powering these indirect
sources of energy, making ethanol or fuel cells, since the plant could
be rigged to operate when the wind blew. That eliminated the great
flaw in wind-generated electricity, that it isn't available when the
demand is high, but when the wind is. It can never therefore become a
significant source of electricity on the grid.

all the best -- Dan Ford
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