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Swift Rails is a transportation company that provides personalized transit solutions using autonomous vehicles designed for 1-4 passengers. The company focuses on sustainability by offering energy-efficient, zero-emission systems powered by renewable energy. Passengers can request rides through a mobile application, where semi-autonomous electric vehicles travel on elevated ultra-light rails. This innovative system minimizes environmental pollution and alleviates traffic congestion by delivering passengers directly to their destinations without stops in between. Swift Rails aims to redefine urban transportation with its eco-friendly approach and advanced technology.

LanzaTech, Inc. is a carbon recycling company based in Skokie, Illinois, with additional offices in Roselle, Illinois; Shanghai, China; and Gurgaon, India. Founded in 2005, the company specializes in producing fuel ethanol from renewable non-food resources, including industrial flue gases and waste gases generated from the gasification of municipal solid waste and biomass. LanzaTech's innovative technology enables the conversion of carbon emissions from sources like steel mills into valuable products, such as sustainable fuels and chemicals, thus contributing to a circular carbon economy. By recycling carbon from various waste streams, LanzaTech aims to reduce global CO2 emissions significantly and displace a substantial portion of crude oil use, ultimately transforming waste carbon into essential building blocks for consumer goods.

Cummins, established in 1919, is a global power technology company. It designs, manufactures, distributes, and services diesel and natural gas engines, as well as related components and electric power generation systems. Cummins is the leading manufacturer of diesel engines for commercial trucks, off-highway machinery, and railroad locomotives, and also produces standby and prime power generators. Its product portfolio includes powertrain components like transmissions, turbochargers, aftertreatment systems, and fuel systems. The company operates through four segments: Engine, Power Generation, Components, and Distribution. Cummins serves its customers through a vast network of over 600 company-owned and independent distributor locations, and more than 6,500 dealer locations in over 190 countries.

D.R. Johnson provides manufactured wood products including Cross-Laminated Timber and Glue-Laminated Beams, and it is our mission to create construction. The company offers detail, manufacture, fabricate, and ship our product to meet all their requirements. They are available to ship by rail as well as by truck.

Windlift, LLC specializes in the development of airborne power generation systems, primarily for the U.S. Department of Defense. Founded in 2006 and based in Morrisville, North Carolina, the company also caters to various sectors, including disaster recovery, telecommunications, agriculture, mining, and research. Windlift's innovative generators are designed to be lightweight, transportable, and rapidly deployable, equipped with advanced technologies such as radar, cameras, and edge computing capabilities. These features enable clients to generate scalable and cost-effective clean energy, positioning Windlift to address challenges in the commercial offshore wind energy market and contribute to sustainable energy solutions globally.

LanzaTech, Inc. is a carbon recycling company based in Skokie, Illinois, with additional offices in Roselle, Illinois; Shanghai, China; and Gurgaon, India. Founded in 2005, the company specializes in producing fuel ethanol from renewable non-food resources, including industrial flue gases and waste gases generated from the gasification of municipal solid waste and biomass. LanzaTech's innovative technology enables the conversion of carbon emissions from sources like steel mills into valuable products, such as sustainable fuels and chemicals, thus contributing to a circular carbon economy. By recycling carbon from various waste streams, LanzaTech aims to reduce global CO2 emissions significantly and displace a substantial portion of crude oil use, ultimately transforming waste carbon into essential building blocks for consumer goods.

PennDOT is in charge of roadways, urban and rural public transit, airports, trains, ports, and waterways. PennDOT invests more than three-quarters of its annual budget in Pennsylvania's nearly 121,000 miles of state and municipal roadways and 32,000 state and local bridges. PennDOT, which was founded in 1911, is directly responsible for about 40,000 miles of roads and around 25,400 bridges.