On Oct. 25 Steven Scuderi, a patent attorney and legal counsel for the Scuderi Group, discussed the Scuderi Air-Hybrid Engine on Watercooler, a public television program hosted by veteran broadcast journalist Susan Kaplan on WGBY in Western Mass.
Global warming and green technologies were the topics of the conversation. To listen to an MP3 of the full broadcast of the program click here. You can also watch a clip of Steven Scuderi speaking about the Scuderi Group's reception in Europe and elsewhere, the environmental benefits of the engine and more:
The Scuderi Group talked with hundreds of participants at the SAE 2006 Commercial Vehicle Engineering Congress and Exhibition Oct. 31 through Nov. 2 in Chicago. The company’s booth attracted a steady stream of executives, engineers, and others who learned more about the company’s progress to date and plans for the future.
Application of the Scuderi technology to diesel design was a hot issue, with diesel emissions standards set to tighten in major markets around the world.
India’s quickly growing commercial vehicle manufacturing industry was at the center of attention, with top executives from some of the world’s largest vehicle manufacturers taking part in a Spotlight on India panel, including Atam Prakash Arya, president of Tata Motors, Deepak T. Kapur, president of the Truck Group for the International Truck and Engine Corporation, and Dr. Pawan Goenka, president of automotive for Mahindra & Mahindra.
Indian cuisine and music also conveyed India’s growing importance in the global commercial vehicle markets.
The seminars and conversations with Indian executives served Scuderi Executives Nick Scuderi, Steven Scuderi, and Lutz Deyerling well as they prepare for their upcoming business trip to India in December.
