Case Study: Innovation in Waste Refuse and  Green Energy Production

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Abstract/Contents

Abstract: Steve Perricone, Co-founder of BioFuelBox, explains how his alternative fuel company solves multiple problems in waste refuse, energy production and distribution, across multiple platforms. By converting industrial food waste into biodiesel in remote areas, the company is reducing refuse by repurposing free raw materials into fuel, and reducing the resources necessary to ship fuel to remote and isolated areas. In this clip, Perricone's investor, Jennifer Scott Fonstad, Managing Director of Draper Fisher Jurvetson, also explains interest in the idea from a VC perspective and their belief in its global potential. Perricone also explains the BioFuelBox business model, which simply sells the recovered fuel back to the production plant, and gives them financial incentive as part of the revenue-share.

Speaker	Perricone, Steve
Speaker	Scott Fonstad, Jennifer

Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/ss764hk4956
Location	SC1209
Repository	Stanford University. Libraries. Department of Special Collections and University Archives

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