wvo conversion

WVO Designs started in 2008 and has never been a sideline or a hobby, it's our job, we take it seriously and will continue to serve you, our customers, for many more years. At the end of 2013 Jason who managed our customer support moved on to his own enterprise and I have taken over handling technical customer support. I look forward to talking to many of you again. We have a new product line in our industrial centrifuges and also, we have a few new programs to help with the original mission of WVO Designs; To Share Knowledge of Alternative Energy Designs and Methods.

Products:
We have been the leading manufacturer of small solid bowl centrifuges with our Raw Power Centrifuges since we started. We have seen them used for Waste Vegetable Oil, Waste Motor Oil, Cutting fluid, Algae Harvesting, Virgin Oil and countless other small scale applications. To expand to small scale industrial we have a new series of heavy duty industrial centrifuges:

OECD - Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

According to the EIA, energy demand  is projected to rise by 56% by 2040....making it a highly exciting and profitable sector to be involved in...hint hint.  What's awesome is that you don't need to be an oil baron to help fuel the planet's energy needs.   All forms of energy will be increase in value and there is no one size fits all solution.  It takes our planet  1 million years to naturally produce 1 years worth of crude oil at current demand.   We need a variety of energy sources, both large and small scale.

Renewable energy and nuclear power are the world's fastest-growing energy sources, each increasing 2.5% per year. However, fossil fuels continue to supply nearly 80% of world energy use through 2040. Natural gas is the fastest-growing fossil fuel, as global supplies of tight gas, shale gas, and coalbed methane increase.

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My first mistake was leaving the house without the roll of paper towel, I had it under my arm at one point but must have set it down before it made it to the truck. Oh well, I was on my way now and no turning back. The focus on centrifuge manufacturing has taken my attention from oil collection and now my supplies have run dry. I was headed to meet up with another local Greaser that had an extra tote of oil for me.

I had met Randy about a year previously when we both spoke to a community environmental group at the College of Charleston. Randy is a retired doctor that started using and collecting oil about six years ago. Starting with cubies then moving on to 55gallon drums then finally to 275gallon totes he has a nice clean shop with about 2000 gallon capacity. Randy's collection method is quite unique in that he actually gets the oil directly from the fryers after hours and replaces it with fresh oil. This allows him to have absolute quality control and ultimately,