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The Man Behind the Movement Craig Bouchard’s Impact on Clean Energy Advancement

written by Declan Lording, September 8, 2024

Imagine energy that doesn’t flow through power lines or flicker in light bulbs—energy that is changing how people generate and think about electricity. Craig Bouchard, co-founder of Ecolution Power Company, is transforming the clean energy industry.

Bouchard’s journey is as dynamic as the industry he’s reshaping. His latest venture, Ecolution Power, isn’t just another clean energy company; it’s a bold statement in an industry full of innovation and challenges.”

“We’re not just generating electricity,” he explains. “We are generating possibilities—clean, mobile electricity moveable to wherever it’s needed most.” Bouchard and his team have become essential players in the search for sustainable energy solutions.

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Is Craig Bouchard the Missing Link Between Business and Literature?

October 16, 2023

The Ritz Herald

Craig Bouchard, a New York Times bestselling author now steering a clean energy firm, was once a young bank executive who stood at the intersection of commerce and creative writing amid the neon-lit streets of Hong Kong and Tokyo, where the hum of business deals merges with the whispers of ancient tales. Little did he know that this crossroad would shape his legacy, weaving together the worlds of groundbreaking technology and compelling narratives.

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Amarillo Globe-News, Amarillo.com

Amarillo Signs Letter of Intent for Partnership Using Kinetic Energy with City Vehicles

Michael Cuviello | Amarillo Globe-News

Rich Gagnon, assistant city manager and chief information officer for the city of Amarillo, addressed the Amarillo City Council last week and the media at Wednesday’s Amarillo Lunch and Learn event to talk about the city’s proposed project with Ecolution, which would work to transition the city’s vehicle fleet to electric while creating self-sufficient energy to save on energy usage costs for the city.

Ecolution is a company introducing systems that create electricity from the motion of vehicles; this energy would be stored and then used to supply charging stations. The proposed partnership would be at no cost to the city…

Read the full article at Amarillo Globe-News