Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams Joins Israeli Energy Firm Turbogen's Advisory Board

Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams has joined the advisory board of Turbogen, an Israeli company specializing in multi-fuel micro-turbines. Adams's appointment is part of a strategic business development and consulting agreement between Turbogen and a business group of which he is a member. The collaboration aims to expand Turbogen's operations in the United States and other global markets.

In his new role, Adams will provide strategic guidance, assist with business development, and help the company enter new markets. He is also expected to forge connections with potential clients, distributors, and partners, and will represent Turbogen in media engagements in the U.S. and elsewhere.

Adams stated that he chose to join Turbogen's advisory board because he found a company addressing a critical need for energy resilience and distributed electricity generation. He highlighted the company's technology as having significant potential in North American and international markets, noting its ability to generate power on-site and utilize various fuel types.

Turbogen develops and manufactures scalable, space-efficient, multi-fuel micro-turbines designed for distributed power generation in various buildings and facilities. Adams expressed his belief in the opportunity to bring this technology to a broader customer base and looks forward to helping the company build the relationships necessary for substantial growth.