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Seth Leitman has moderated panels, forums and seminars since he was in the Student Government at the University at Albany through his tenure with the State of New York till today. Here he is moderating the alternative fuel/electric car debate for a great panel.
It is one of the things Leitman does best.
May of 2009, Leitman moderated a forum on electric cars Batteries and Ethanol. During the panel talk swung from boosting efficiency of battery technology to debating the merits of biofuels, hydrogen, military spending and more. It was moderated by Seth Leitman, who blogs as Green Living Guy, edits McGraw-Hill's "Green Guru Series" and is the best-selling author of Build Your Own Electric Vehicle, Second Edition and Build Your Own Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle.
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During the panel talk swung from boosting efficiency of battery technology to debating the merits of biofuels, hydrogen, military spending and more. It was moderated by Seth Leitman, who blogs as Green Living Guy, edits McGraw-Hill's "Green Guru Series" and is the best-selling author of Build Your Own Electric Vehicle, Second Edition and Build Your Own Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle.
On the panel to represent Big Auto was Chris Colquitt, a driver relationship manager for GM who serves as a primary point of contact for participants in the company's Project Driveway, the largest market test of fuel cell technology to date. Colquitt said that everything is looking good for the highly anticipated launch of the Chevy Volt for late 2010. "At GM we're excited by EVs. We're also on track to reduce oil use by 30% with cellulosic ethanol by 2030," said Colquitt.