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TurboGen Signs Business-Development Deal as Eric Adams Joins Advisory Board

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Petah Tikva-based TurboGen signed a strategic business consulting and development agreement with a group that includes former New York City mayor Eric Adams, who will join the company’s advisory board. The microturbine maker said Adams will provide strategic guidance, introductions and support for market access in the United States and internationally. The group will pursue customers, distributors and partners for applications including buildings, hotels, nursing homes, data centers and off-grid power. TurboGen disclosed no customer contract, revenue figure, consideration or binding sales target.

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