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Vicky Brown, CEO of Cool Planet Experience, talks about her career in social impact and why businesses need to be honest about sustainability.

Forget DeLorean, Ireland could be an electric car-making hub Entrepreneur Norman Crowley aims to bring car manufacturing back to Ireland Thu, Mar 11, 2021, 05:43   “If you look at what the new automotive world is, it’s much more analogous to software than it is to traditional vehicle manufacturing,” Norman Crowley says. “And if Ireland doesn’t jump on this opportunity, then we’re going to miss one of the biggest waves that’s going to happen over the next decade. We’re very much of the opinion that we, and Ireland, should be a key part of it.” As ripostes from a chief execu...

Car making to return to Ireland with hypercars built in Wicklow Entrepreneur Norman Crowley brings car design greats together to create new electric vehicles built here Tue, Feb 2, 2021, 19:12 Updated: Tue, Feb 2, 2021, 19:18   Irish businessman Norman Crowley says that he’s going to bring car-making back to Ireland, with a new venture called AVA (an acronym apparently drawn from the Latin Ad Vitam Aeternam - Forever, for eternity, for life). AVA’s plan is to build what Crowley calls a “hyperclassic” - a new family of electric cars, with very high performance, but with styli...

by Bruce Comer, Founder, Managing Partner and Frank Kim, Director, Ocean Park Advisors Special to The Digest COVID-19 further plagues the already challenged North American biofuels M&A market, while capital investments thrive. Biofuels merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in North America remained sluggish in 2020. For the second consecutive year, no large-scale, operating biofuels plant changed hands. Only five M&A transactions took place, with a total estimated value of just $110 million. These transactions involved six plants whose production capacity totalled 393 MGPY, with two of these ...

by Bruce Comer and Frank Kim (Ocean Park Advisors/Biofuels Digest)  COVID-19 further plagues the already challenged North American biofuels M&A market, while capital investments thrive. — Biofuels merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in North America remained sluggish in 2020. For the second consecutive year, no large-scale, operating biofuels plant changed hands. Only five M&A transactions took place, with a total estimated value of just $110 million. These transactions involved six plants whose production capacity totalled 393 MGPY, with two of these transactions involving partial owner...