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Carlo Kopf

I think in the future gasoline cars are going to be the anomaly. There are going to be so few of those, and it’s almost all going to be electrified.’Carlo has been at UQM, now Danfoss Editron, for 27 years. He’s witnessed first-hand how electrification has transformed the business and believes that it’s the way forward for the transportation and off-highway industries too. Who knows what the next innovation will be? The only thing for certain is: it will be electrified.

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