By
Gary Scott

The letter below from Danish banker, Thomas Fischer, shows the potential available from investing in alternative oil. This also shows why Denmark (which currently produces 11% of its electricity from windmills) currently has one of the strongest economies in the world and why this trend may continue.

"Hi Gary,

"I read a very interesting article today regarding alternative car fuel.

"Before I continue I just want to give you some background information:

"In Denmark we pay 9.75 Danish kroner per litre petrol and 4 litres = 1 gallon i.e a gallon is 39 kroners or USD 6.25!!

"Today bio ethanol from rapeseed, corn and sugar beet is about 1 kroner (15 cents) more expensive than normal petrol per litre and the actual cost associated with making bioethanol is 4,40 kroners per litre (it sells for 10.75-4.40= 6.35 is fuel tax).

"A professor from the Danish Agricultural Institute expects production costs to fall to 3.30 from today 4.40 kroners in a matter of a few years making it cheaper than petrol - not counting possible further oil price increases. Furthermore the professor expects that production techniques will enable Denmark within 5-10 years to produce enough bioethanol to service the entire Danish fleet of cars. In order to make these quantities only 16% of today's agriculture land has to be changed into bioethanol producers.

"The Danish politicians are having discussions whether to reduce the bioethanol fuel tax in order to make it even cheaper to run your car on environmental friendly fuel. We might actually end up with cheaper and cleaner fuel in the future.

Thomas"

So keep an eye on investment potential in bio fuels as well as in the Danish economy.

Until next message, Good Global Investing!

Gary

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