Mobile Biodiesel Production Page 36

Biodiesel Processor (450 Gallons Per Day) $10,952.80

MOhemp Mobile Hemp Processing System

MOhemp Energy Mobile Biodiesel Processing Station

Biomass Pellet Machine Example Page 31

Biomass Pellet Machine turns the Hemp Stalk into fiber pellets-replacement for coal and wood.

Power: 30HP Diesel, 2 Cylinder Self Contained / Radiator with Fan / Electric Start

Weight: 1,350 lbs.

Production Capacity: Up to 1,000 Lbs. Per Hour

Dimensions: 72"long X 30" wide X 59" high with the muffler and 38" high without the muffler

Fuel Usage: Approximately 1 US gallon Per Hour

Material Use: All Biomass Products

Price: $10,500.00

Hemp Biomass Pellet Machine 

Biomass Hemp Pellet Example

Missouri Governor Nixon Announces State Clean Power Plan Page 24

Over the past five years, Gov. Nixon has made clean, reliable, affordable and abundant energy a priority of his administration. Missouri state agencies have reduced energy use by more than 22 percent since the Governor signed an executive order in 2009 directing agencies to reduce their energy use by two percent each year. The Governor also signed the Energy Efficiency Investment Act to give investor-owned utilities an incentive to implement energy efficiency programs, which protect the environment and hold down costs for consumers.

In 2010, the Governor's Strategic Initiative for Economic Growth identified "Energy Solutions" as one of seven target industries with the highest potential for creating jobs and spurring economic growth. Last year, in recognition of energy's unique and growing importance to the state's economy, Gov. Nixon issued an executive order realigning the Division of Energy from the Department of Natural Resources to the Department of Economic Development, which the General Assembly approved.

http://blog.stlouisrenewableenergy.com/2015/05/missouri-ranks-6th-from-bottom.html & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KfEAbcTwmM#action=share

Missouri Energy Efficiency Ranking Page 23

Missouri Ranks 6th from the bottom of all USA States in energy efficiency. The sustainable insulating building

products from the Hemp plant can be utilized in MOhemp Energy's Home State to improve the energy efficiency of the buildings in the State.

http://blog.stlouisrenewableenergy.com/2015/05/missouri-ranks-6th-from-bottom.html

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