Byron Elton, President and COO of Carbon Sciences Inc. (CABN), the developer of a breakthrough technology to transform carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions into gasoline and other fuels, discussed the company’s revolutionary biocatalytic process on Clean Skies Television during a recent newscast of “The Energy Report.”
The newscast begins with coverage on President Obama’s speech at Georgetown University where he said that clean energy is the way out of the recession, and the country that harnesses renewable energy will lead the 21st century. In a 10 minute live interview during the 30 minute program, Elton explains that carbon dioxide is not the problem, but the solution to our energy concerns. “These are enormous challenges and the solution needs to match the enormity of the challenge. It won’t be one single solution but an aggregate of all of them and Carbon Sciences brings some dynamics to the equation that are very compelling . . . we offer the most direct path , . . . we’ve developed a low energy process that runs at room temperature and atmospheric pressure … the fuel fits right back into existing infrastructure . . . because there’s such an enormous supply of CO2, the ability to make copious amounts of fuel is extraordinary.”
The segment starts at 14:23 minutes and can be by viewed by visiting www.CleanSkies.tv, clicking on “The Energy Report” button and then the corresponding airdate, April 14, 2009.
Based in the Washington, D.C. metro area, the CleanSkies.tv Network and CleanSkies.tv News news-driven public forums are a project of the American Clean Skies Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational foundation and think tank devoted to research and debate on clean energy. Clean Skies News also airs the audio of “The Energy Report” on CBS Radio in Washington, D.C.
“This web-based energy news channel is well-respected by those in the industry and draws a big crowd from The Hill who are looking for informed and insightful reporting on the latest news coming from Washington and the latest in green technology developments,” said Elton. “Clean Skies’ interest in our technology validates Carbon Sciences’ confidence that our biocatalytic method will transform expectations of where the world derives energy.”
“As Carbon Sciences moves forward, we look forward to continued media attention to help us raise awareness about the potential of our technology,” said Elton.
