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“This week in Cleantech” podcast with Kimmo Rauma

Kimmo Rauma was invited to discuss electrification with the Podcast Host David Hunt. David writes in the introduction: “I’ve long believed in the electrification of everything, though I’m always open to be persuaded otherwise! There are of course some areas where that is far more challenging. Heat is one, and long haul and heavy transport are two such areas. Kimmo has been addressing long-haul and heavy transport for many years, and it’s great to share his thoughts and how this problem is being solved.

Listen to “This week in Cleantech” podcast with Kimmo Rauma discussing with the host David Hunt!

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