Climate Confident The Electrification Of Transportation And Climate - A Chat With Siemens' Ed Bernardon
The electrification of the transportation space is hugely important for reducing emissions, and one company heavily involved in this process is Siemens as a supplier to many of the main car manufacturers.
I reached out to Ed Bernardon, Vice President, Strategic Automotive Initiatives Siemens Digital Industries Software to invite him to come on the podcast. Ed is a fellow podcaster. He has a podcast called The Future Car Podcast with Ed Bernardon - you should check it out.
We had a wonderful conversation covering everything from how autonomous tractors can save Monarch butterflies, to changing urban design implications of electric vehicles, and what's coming next.
I learned loads as always, and I hope you do too.
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