Josh Mosko and the Future of Sustainable Power

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Leading the Charge

POWR2

14 episodes

1 week ago

On Leading the Charge, we talk about clean energy technology, innovation and the industry of sustainable energy. Join us for conversations and insights from experts in equipment rental, construction, events, and the field of sustainable energy. Sponsored by POWR2, the show is hosted by POWR2's Director of Innovation, Tim Doling, and POWR2 marketer, Kevin Sturmer. Get all of the details and more at LeadingTheCharge.io.

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Josh Mosko and the Future of Sustainable Power

Leading the Charge

32 minutes 43 seconds

1 year ago

Josh Mosko and the Future of Sustainable Power

Summary

In this episode of Leading the Charge, we sit down with Josh Mosko, Vice President of Business Development for CES Power, talking about sustainable power solutions for live events and beyond. We cover the evolution of sustainability in the rental industry, the use of data and technology in optimizing power solutions, and the growing demand for battery-powered equipment. Additionally, we explore the factors that drive the choice between diesel, hydrogen fuel cells, and solar power, and the importance of reliability and redundancy in event power operations. Wrapping up with what’s next for Josh and CES Power.

Takeaways

Data-driven decisions drive the evolution of sustainable power solutions
Sustainable success comes from transparency and collaboration between rental companies and customers
The decision to use hybrid power is based on multiple factors, including availability of equipment and fuel, event duration, and specific job requirements
Redundancy is key when planning power for live events. Unexpected power outages can be combatted by backup equipment, monitoring power in real-time, and being prepared to adapt to changes

Get all the details and more at ⁠https://www.LeadingTheCharge.io

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GUEST

Josh Mosko

Vice President of Business Development, CES Power

https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshmosko/

URLs

https://www.CESPower.com

https://www.linkedin.com/company/ces-power

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Tim Doling: ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/tdoling

Kevin Sturmer: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-sturmer

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Any statements or views expressed by hosts or guests on Leading the Charge are entirely their own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions or positions of POWR2, their partners, or affiliates.

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