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Apart from companies like Sinopec, which have plenty of money to spend freely, those that are currently engaged in the production of biodiesel are essentially gamblers. I’ve seen several such companies, and none of them are profitable; they keep taking out loans and forming partnerships. They all claim to plan to go public abroad – if they do manage to do that and get substantial funds flowing in, then they can continue to spend money recklessly. But if they fail, it’s the end of the line for them! ! !
Is that statement a bit too severe?
Although the original poster’s words are a bit extreme, they do carry some positive meaning. Many domestic entrepreneurs, without understanding the concept of biodiesel, its advantages and disadvantages, or the production processes involved, start making ambitious claims about building biodiesel plants with capacities of hundreds of thousands of tons.
It has a bit of personality; for now, it’s hard to say who will win or lose. Time will tell, and those who win will be considered heroes.
Technology is evolving, and advancements are ongoing; taking this step was only a matter of time! How can a revolution succeed easily without bloodshed and sacrifice! A tribute to those who contribute their light and heat to ** and to society – you are the heroes of our time! :victory:
With oil prices exceeding $100, these speculators now have a chance of succeeding
Development requires gamblers; gamblers create genesis.
Emerging industries such as the internet initially require a lot of funding; perseverance is key to success. Biodiesel is an industry of the future; it requires investment, but it also allows for the accumulation of experience, and those who persevere will be the winners in the end. That’s how history works: the winner becomes the king, and the loser becomes the outcast. Although money is being spent heavily now, it’s unclear how many more billionaires will emerge in the future. . . . . . . . . . Haha. .