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Founder & CEO Andrew Amigo Featured on Trucker Tools Blog

by Elayne Cronin, Ph.D. | Mar 11, 2022 | Liftgates, Uptime, RelGen, Battery Recharge, Electric APU, Charging Solutions, Anti-Idle, 48V, fuel savings | 0 Comments

Blackburn's Founder and CEO Andrew Amigo was featured in the Trucker Tools Blog.  Andrew shares his motivation for inventing a technology and starting a company that makes clean energy available and affordable to all truck fleets today, how RelGen Hybrid Charging works and our most recent investment and sales agreement with Toyota Tsusho America (TAI).  Check out the post here: 

https://www.truckertools.com/how-blackburn-energy-is-making-the-trucking-industry-greener-from-the-ground-up/

 

 

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