Arnold Klann, president and CEO of BlueFire Ethanol, explains how his company makes cellulosic ethanol out of municipal waste and other waste. He projects what the future of cellulosic ethanol will look like in the US and how it will be distributed.
Arnold Klann, president and CEO of BlueFire Ethanol, explains how his company makes cellulosic ethanol out of municipal waste and other waste. He projects what the future of cellulosic ethanol will look like in the US and how it will be distributed.
Before picking out electric vehicles and installing chargers, it’s critical to assess the existing infrastructure, coordinate with utilities, consider maintenance and a technical refresh, secure funding, address uncertainties and align the project with ESG goals. Don Wingate of Schneider Electric discusses what digitization and electrification mean for fleets and where microgrids fit into the evolution.
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