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Cleantech and Climate Change Podcast - Mayor of Woodstock, Ontario and Executive VP & Director of dynaCERT Inc. Discuss HydraGEN(TM) Technology and Greener Cities
Point Roberts, Washington and Delta, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - September 15, 2020) -...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Cleantech and Climate Change Podcast - Mayor of Woodstock, Ontario and Executive VP & Director of dynaCERT Inc. Discuss HydraGEN(TM) Technology and Greener CitiesPoint Roberts, Washington and Delta, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - September 15, 2020) - Investorideas.com, a global news source and leading investor resource covering cleantech and renewable energy stocks (Renewableenergystocks.com) issues today's edition of the Cleantech and Climate Change Podcast, talking about today's problems and solutions for the future.Listen to the Podcast:https://www.investorideas.com/Audio/Podcasts/2020/091420-CleanTech.mp3Listen to the cleantech and climate change podcast on SpotifyToday, Investorideas.com talks to the Mayor of Woodstock Ontario, Trevor Birtch and Jean-Pierre Colin, Executive Vice President & Director of dynaCERT Inc. (TSX: DYA) (OTCQX: DYFSF), a company that produces and sells a technology for reducing CO2 emissions that is used in internal combustion engines. This interview follows recent news that dynaCERT Inc. agreed to equip diesel-powered vehicles of the City of Woodstock, Ontario with the Company's HydraGEN™ Technology to reduce Carbon Emissions and reduce fuel costs.Woodstock is the first city in Canada to take the initiative to outfit its vehicles with dynaCERT's proprietary technology.Trevor Birtch discusses his cleantech strategy for his city and why he chose the dynaCERT technology saying, \"We made a 100% renewable energy goal for the year 2050 shortly after Toyota had made the same commitment. We have a Toyota factory in our community as well as other manufacturing investments that support the auto sector, all across North America. We started to work on a plan right away that includes input from academics, farmers, former government officials, representatives from Toyota and General Motors and other companies, the utility industries and natural gas.\"Continued: \"We were the first municipality on the eastern seaboard of North America to set up this renewable energy goal. I became a natural flag bearer for the cause and I'm able to have discussions with other levels of government as I travel to Taiwan, Japan across the USA and Canada, waving that flag that there's better ways to do things, and it can help your pocketbook. I know that a step in the right direction would be using technology like Hy...