The president and CEO of CountryMark says liquid fuels shouldn’t be counted out as energy transition and carbon reduction policies are shaped to address climate challenges.
Brownfield spoke with Matt Smorch during the recent Indiana Climate Summit.
“Liquid fuels are still a viable part of any (climate) solutions that could happen, and it seems like there are more and more policies like those in California trying to get rid of the internal combustion engine and those things that use our products,” he says.
Smorch: liquid Fuels are here to stay and address climate challenges
