While the European Union recently ended sales of new gasoline or diesel cars after 2035, pollution standards for motor vehicles continue to tighten. If electricity is a solution for the future, its implementation takes time and the climate emergency is increasingly important. Faced with this observation, the AlphaGreen company has developed innovative technology that allows it to act quickly and efficiently.
AlphaGreen Academy, an organization dedicated to training
Today, engine fouling is the main cause of premature aging of vehicles. Decontamination, therefore, proves to be an effective, ecological and also economical solution. “The savings generated by our clients are significant, which is why we provide an environmental solution that is also economically viable for the company” also specifies Ludovic Chevenement.
With an activity in full evolution, AlphaGreen wishes to continue expanding its offer but also to allow as many people as possible to benefit from this innovative technology. AlphaGreen Academy, a subsidiary of the company dedicated to training, is in the process of structuring and should see the light of day soon. “This school will train our technicians, our sales representatives and all our staff, but it will also improve the skills of the mechanics of our network of associated distributors”. Therefore, AlphaGreen is looking to expand its team and is recruiting technicians and sales representatives, particularly in the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes and Grand Est regions.
Created in February 2020, AlphaGreen technology continues to gain ground and consolidate itself as a real solution to face the climate emergency and respond to a legislative framework that continues to harden. More than a technology of the future, AlphaGreen makes it possible to reduce the energy consumption and pollution of internal combustion engines today, while working on the motorization of tomorrow.
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Source: BFM TV
