Hosted in partnership with The Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta Gas Light, Georgia Chamber, Georgia Power, and Southface Institute, this event will be an opportunity to build public-private partnerships and talk about successes and challenges with all forms of clean transportation, including biofuels, electric, hydrogen, natural gas and propane, both within Georgia and the region. Come and hear from experts applying the right fuel to the right applications.

This event will also be in honor of U.S. D.O.E.’s National Clean Cities Network’s 30th Anniversary, and Clean Cities Georgia as the first coalition founded in 1993. The Summit will be from 8:30 to 5:00 on Wednesday, September 27th at the Georgia Tech Exhibition Hall with a reception to follow. Additionally, stay tuned for more info about the follow-up EV Car Show that Saturday, September 30th in Atlanta.