Q&A with Etosha Cave, co-founder of Twelve E-Jet fuel
Twelve co-founders from left: Kendra Kuhl, Nicholas Flanders, and Etosha Cave.
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Twelve, which has its AirPlant One E-Jet fuel facility in Moses Lake, held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, June 10, officially launching full operation of its jet fuel production. Etosha Cave is one of the three co-founders, along with Kendra Kuhl, and Nicholas Flanders, who is also the CEO. She spoke to the Columbia Basin Herald for a Q&A following the ribbon cutting ceremony and offered insight into the concept of the E-Jet fuel process and offered background in its beginnings.
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