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Join us during your lunch hour for a virtual event featuring some of the leading experts in Georgia as we host our 3rd annual GA Cleantech Outlook with a focus on the significant trends and opportunities for our state.

Cleantech innovation conversation in 2025 has been defined by surprise, pain and rapid retooling for the future. Political uncertainty remains a factor (especially around tariffs) as it did last year, however, 2025 saw painful and unexpected (in scale) pull back on federal support and incentives for deployment of mature cleantech technologies (wind, solar, EVs) and de-risking less mature ones (through the Loan Program Office). From the uncertainty, two macro trends, which color everything in cleantech, have emerged: rapidly increasing energy demand and reindustrialization. The headwinds coupled with these trends have created an even greater focus on local manufacturing and supply chains and innovating the cost out of cleantech products and services. As we look toward 2026, the innovation mandate elevates the few technologies that align with these objectives.

Andy Marshall Executive Director and Board Member, Georgia Cleantech Innovation Hub

	Cynthia Curry Sr. Director, Cleantech External Engagement, Metro Atlanta Chamber
	Gabrielle Pierre Director of Strategy and Partnerships, Georgia Network for Electric Mobility (GNEM)
	Jones Thomas Founder and Managing Director, Greenscale Capital

Jonathan Siskin Co-Founder and Head of Strategic Partnerships, Georgia Cleantech Innovation Hub

Online registration will close by 5:00 PM on January 20th.

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.