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Transforming Transport with CNG – Philip Fjeld | Ep 190
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In this episode of the Energy Transition Solutions Podcast, Joe Batir interviews Philip Fjeld, CEO and Co-Founder of Refuels, about the company’s mission to transition commercial transport in Europe to 100% renewable fuels. They discuss the differences between LNG, CNG, and biomethane, the processes involved in creating renewable natural gas, and feedstock sourcing. Philip highlights the benefits of biomethane, including its traceability and local supply chains, and addresses the most common bottlenecks in the CNG market. The conversation also touches on the impact of geopolitical events on biomethane production, the differences between the US and European markets, and the future growth potential for Refuels and the biomethane sector as a whole.
Philip’s book recommendation
How the World Really Works by Vaclav Smil
renewable fuels, biomethane, CNG, LNG, energy transition, sustainability, feedstock, gas infrastructure
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In this episode of the Energy Transition Solutions Podcast, Joe Batir interviews Philip Fjeld, CEO and Co-Founder of Refuels, about the company’s mission to transition commercial transport in Europe to 100% renewable fuels. They discuss the differences between LNG, CNG, and biomethane, the processes involved in creating renewable natural gas, and feedstock sourcing. Philip highlights the benefits of biomethane, including its traceability and local supply chains, and addresses the most common bottlenecks in the CNG market. The conversation also touches on the impact of geopolitical events on biomethane production, the differences between the US and European markets, and the future growth potential for Refuels and the biomethane sector as a whole.
Philip’s book recommendation
How the World Really Works by Vaclav Smil
renewable fuels, biomethane, CNG, LNG, energy transition, sustainability, feedstock, gas infrastructure
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