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Join us for the 5th Annual Infrastructure Review and Outlook. Network with industry peers and hear from top experts in Georgia as we explore the future of infrastructure and sustainability.  The Cleantech landscape is entering a new chapter. Since 2021, landmark legislation — the Inflation Reduction Act, CHIPS Act, and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act — has unlocked more than $500 billion in federal investment for climate technology, energy innovation, and resilient infrastructure. Over the past few years, Georgia has already seen this investment begin to catalyze new industries, strengthen supply chains, and create pathways for good jobs across the state.  But the road ahead is not without challenges. Political shifts, regulatory uncertainty, and growing misinformation are shaping the environment in which Georgia’s businesses, communities, and policymakers must operate. At the same time, global competition and rapidly evolving technologies are raising the stakes for leadership and innovation.

This year’s event will take stock of where we are — highlighting the measurable progress Georgia has made in energy, mobility, manufacturing, and sustainability — while also exploring what it will take to sustain momentum in a more complex and uncertain policy environment. Together, we’ll discuss the opportunities, risks, and strategies that can ensure Georgia remains a national leader in the Cleantech economy, while building a stronger, more sustainable future for generations to come.

The event will also preview the launch of the our 2nd annual TAG Smart Communities & Sustainability Ecosystem Report, featuring insights from key corporations and organizations championing growth and investment in the Cleantech and Sustainability sector within Georgia.

Cynthia Curry from the Metro Atlanta Chamber will moderate a distinguished panel of thought leaders from The Ray, E2, Cherry Street Energy, and Honeywell.  Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and make meaningful connections!

Cynthia Curry Senior Director, Cleantech Ecosystem Expansion, Metro Atlanta Chamber

	Ben Damiani CTO, Cherry Street Energy
	Tanya Coventry-Strader E2 Georgia Representative
	Allie Kelly Executive Director, The Ray
	Kevin Sok Portfolio Management-Renewables & Cleantech Solutions, Honeywell

Jonathan Siskin Co-Founder, Georgia Cleantech Innovation Hub

Thank you our Event Sponsor

Online registration will close by 12:00 PM on October 21st. On-site registration is available after this time. On-site registration will have a price increase for Non-Members.

Please note that if you belong to a member organization but have not yet connected to your company’s membership, you will need to complete the membership opt-in form before the member rate is available to you.