Carpool Chats Now on All Major Podcast Platforms
Insights from fuel industry thought leaders are more easily accessible than ever before.
Jan 08, 2021 | 2 min read
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—As the transportation market faces a new year, a new U.S. administration and new challenges, the Fuels Institute has widened the availability of its video podcast series, Carpool Chats, so that industry stakeholders can better plan for tomorrow.
Today, listeners can hear intimate one-on-one conversations with the transportation energy’s leading minds in their podcast feed. Launched in the spring of 2020, the Fuels Institute’s catalog of Carpool Chats is now available to stream on Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Audible, Google Podcasts and Spotify.
“This is such an exciting time for everyone in the fuels, vehicles and mobility market,” said Fuels Institute Executive Director John Eichberger. “It seems every day there is a breakthrough in technology or a report of a unique market initiative that creates new opportunities and presents fresh challenges. Carpool Chats was launched to help weave the various elements that are acting upon this dynamic market into comprehensive discussions that will help you navigate the road ahead. Through collaborative discussions with industry leaders, we will dive deep into some of the most influential market trends and developments to uncover the facts, evaluate their potential impact and better understand how they affect one another.
“Nothing in this dynamic market happens in a vacuum, and none of us can be experts on everything,” Eichberger continued. “But together, as we explore the connections between traditional powertrains, liquid fuels, electric vehicles, urban mobility, environmental protection and consumer access to energy, we can become more adept at planning for tomorrow.”
The first 16 episodes also are available on the Fuels Institute’s YouTube channel, as well as on all major podcast platforms. New episodes are available twice per month. Be sure to subscribe on your favorite outlet so that you can be notified of each release, or subscribe to the Fuels Institute’s newsletter, Fuel for Thought, to receive notifications when a new episode lands.
