In this enlightening video, we have the privilege of speaking with Howard Gerwin, a seasoned expert from RKLAB AG, as he delves into the fascinating realm of engines and fuels. Join us as we explore the challenges faced by the industry in meeting emissions requirements and the exciting potential for improving CO2 and NOx emissions. Howard takes us on a comprehensive journey through the various fuels and engine applications where their utilization makes the most sense. He eloquently explains how these fuels can be optimized for different engine types and applications, ultimately resulting in significant emissions reductions and a positive impact on the environment. Furthermore, he emphasizes the critical importance of understanding the full cycle of fuel production, from well to wheel, in order to make informed decisions about our future energy sources. Prepare to be amazed as Howard delves into the intricacies of a wide range of fuels, including EV's, Hydrogen, LPG, Compressed Natural Gas, Ammonia, Methanol/Ethanol, Bio diesel, Alcohol E10 E15 E85, Flexi fuel, and Renewable Diesel. He carefully examines the unique challenges each of these fuels faces when applied to passenger cars, trucks, long-distance haulage, marine vessels, railways, and even specific vehicle usages such as parcel delivery, school buses, and garbage removal. In a thought-provoking twist, he also touches upon the potential role of nuclear power, highlighting short-term opportunities that may not be entirely green. Furthermore, Howard enlightens us about some ground breaking technologies developed by industry leaders such as Clear Flame and Neste Oil. These innovations hold immense promise for the future of engines and fuels, offering exciting possibilities for further reducing emissions and enhancing sustainability. Join us in this professional and insightful video as we gain a deeper understanding of the future of engines and fuels. Howard Gerwin's expertise and passion for the subject will leave you inspired and hopeful for a cleaner, greener future.