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Energy from forest waste/Toyota Highlander hybrid road test
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We talk a lot about the “basket of goods” that is necessary to meet our growing energy needs in the world. As solar, wind and other renewable methods continue to grow and increase, others are discovered and developed. One is the use of food and forest waste as fuel for bioelectric energy generation, something that’s being worked on in California. We’re joined by Alicia Gutierrez with the California Energy Commission.
Consumer Guide Automotive Publisher Tom Appel joins us for a road test of the hybrid version of the Toyota Highlander SUV.
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