664. Javier Arroyo: Energy resilience for food production (IN ENGLISH)

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Many farmers run small businesses with limited time to evaluate different energy solutions. Javier Arroyo is on a mission to help this group become more self-sufficient and cost-efficient through batteries and smart software. He founded Edgy Systems for industries and the business segment Edgy Battery for farmers after previously working with battery engineering at Volvo Cars in Gothenburg. Heja Framtiden met Javier at the combined trade shows Stockholm Smart City, Energy, Infrastructure and Mobility i Kista. Podcast host: Christian von Essen Learn more at hejaframtiden.se and check out the English feed on Spotify.

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