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Alejandro Abalos
Renewables and regenerative professional working on community-scale climate solutions
Alejandro Abalos is a renewables and regenerative professional working on community-scale climate solutions.1 He is the Co-Founder of Local Carbon Network, a position he has held since March 2018.1 Concurrently, Abalos serves as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of ALL Power Labs, a role he has occupied since October 2012.12
With over 30 years of experience in the manufacturing industry, Abalos has a strong background in supply chain management and operations. He has previously held leadership positions at several prominent companies in the renewable energy sector, including:
- Director of Supply Chain at GreenVolts (2009-2012)
- Director of Manufacturing Operations at SunPower Corporation (2006-2009)
- VP Supply Chain at PowerLight Corporation (2000-2006)1
Abalos holds a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering from De La Salle University, which he obtained between 1984 and 1988.1
At Local Carbon Network, Abalos focuses on developing and launching social impact enterprises to complement bioenergy projects of ALL Power Labs. His work involves integrating community-scale circular systems solutions centered on education, clean energy, and carbon drawdown.13
Highlights
Test fit of our latest biomass containerized system. On the left is our v2 Power Pallet and on the right is a v3 prototype. Major v3 process improvement is a multi-stage gasification process that widens the feedstock range and produces the desired type of renewable gaseous fuel and high-quality biochar.
v2 system is a single-skid design and optimized for energy production. Notice that v3 is split into a dual-skid design (left - gasification module, right - power generation module) for standalone production of renewable gaseous fuel and/or biochar and enables integration with other genset types - diesel, gas, etc.
Happy Friday everyone!
Check out our updated website with these renewable energy projects in 2024 - promoting biomass for productive uses in Cameroon, renewable fuels research at North Carolina A&T, a regenerative agricultural project in Marin County CA.
We hope these community-scale climate solutions make a difference. In my opinion, they are the most meaningful.
