Drive Clean Indiana will address ways to lower high diesel fuel costs during a two-day conference this fall.
Community and business leaders interested in advancing Indiana's transition to clean energy are invited to attend the Crossroads Clean Tech Conference: Get on the Road to What’s Next! from Nov. 17 to 18 at the Stardust Event Center at Blue Chip Casino in Michigan City.
“From cutting-edge vehicle displays to deep-dive sessions on grid modernization and workforce development, the conference serves as a collaborative hub for driving real-world environmental and economic impact,” said Carl Lisek, executive director of Drive Clean Indiana, in a press release.
Topics will included the latest innovations in fuel and vehicle technology, infrastructure, grid modernization, incentives and the needed workforce.
Agenda items include:
- Advanced transportation and fuels: Explore the latest innovations in fuels, vehicle technologies and infrastructure development.
- Grid modernization and Sstorage: Address the evolving energy grid, data centers and breakthroughs in energy storage.
- Economy, strategy and policy: Explore how incentives, funding opportunities, and the evolving regulatory landscape are shaping projects, investment, and the future of Indiana’s transportation and energy sectors.
- Workforce 2030: Preparing the next-generation workforce with the skills and training needed for a rapidly transforming energy economy.
A networking event Nov. 17 will include awards for those advancing clean energy transportation initiatives in Indiana.
Learn more about the program and how to sign up here.
Drive Clean Indiana is Indiana's U.S. Department of Energy Clean Cities and Communities coalition. It was founded in 1999.
