In this episode of Green Streets Forum, host Kimberly Bullock sits down with Henry Golatt of the HBCU Community Development Action Coalition (HBCU CDAC) to discuss how energy equity, workforce development, and strategic partnerships can create lasting opportunities in underserved communities. Henry shares the origins of HBCU CDAC's Clean Energy Initiative, its collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy, and how community based solar projects, research, and education are helping reduce energy costs while driving economic growth. The conversation explores the important role HBCUs play in innovation, entrepreneurship, and community transformation, while emphasizing the need for strong public private partnerships to turn research into real world solutions that empower individuals, strengthen local economies, and build a more sustainable future.

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In this episode, Dr. Dira Delpech discusses her work on energy equity, the systemic challenges faced by Black and brown communities in academia and clean energy research, and the importance of representation and community-driven solutions for a sustainable future.

Cityscape Summit 2026HBCU CDAC (Historically Black Colleges and Universities Community Development Action Coalition)NGIN - New Growth Innovation NetworkDr. Dira DelpechLinkedInThe Ohio State University--------------Interested in becoming a sponsor or guest of the Green Streets Forum podcast? We would love to connect.www.usbsolars.com/podcast

In this insightful interview, Dr. Yasuyuki Motoyama discusses the challenges and opportunities in fostering equitable entrepreneurship ecosystems, especially for African-American researchers and communities. He shares research findings on systemic barriers, the importance of mentorship, and pathways to greater inclusion in energy research and innovation.Interested in becoming a sponsor or guest of the Green Streets Forum podcast? We would love to connect.www.usbsolars.com/podcast

Exploring the connection between fitness and sustainability, this episode highlights how growing your own food, reducing waste, and living sustainably can improve health and environmental impact.Gardening is movement and modern exercise.
Subscribe for more conversations on sustainability, travel, innovation, and the future of greener communities.Interested in becoming a sponsor or guest of the Green Streets Forum podcast? We would love to connect.www.usbsolars.com/podcastThis episode is powered by USB Solar Solutions, distributor of SunSign, lighting the way to a cleaner and brighter future.

Exploring how theme parks are adopting sustainability practices, including renewable energy, water conservation, and eco-friendly operations, to reduce environmental impact while enhancing visitor experiences.Subscribe for more conversations on sustainability, travel, innovation, and the future of greener communities.Interested in becoming a sponsor or guest of the Green Streets Forum podcast? We would love to connect.www.usbsolars.com/podcastThis episode is powered by USB Solar Solutions, distributor of SunSign, lighting the way to a cleaner and brighter future.

In this special, throwback edition of the Green Streets Forum, we revisits one of my favorite episodes from the Green Table Talk days just ahead of the upcoming EV Expo. This relaxed, reflective episode highlights the evolution of electric vehicles across global markets and reminds us why the EV movement continues to matter.Electric vehicles are not a trend. They are a transition.🎧 Tune in, explore the models, and imagine what your next vehicle could look like.Interested in becoming a sponsor or guest of the Green Streets Forum podcast? We would love to connect.www.usbsolars.com/podcastThis episode is powered by USB Solar Solutions, distributor of SunSign, lighting the way to a cleaner and brighter future.

Welcome to a new year on the Green Streets Forum! In this episode, I explore how artificial intelligence is becoming a powerful force in renewable energy and sustainability, especially in solar and wind systems. I talk about how AI helps predict energy demand, optimize supply, and support maintenance, making clean energy more efficient and reliable. I also look beyond energy to discuss how AI is transforming sectors like agriculture and transportation, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and helping move us closer to global climate goals.Interested in becoming a sponsor of the Green Streets Forum podcast? We’d love to connect!Email us at [email protected] for sponsorship opportunities.

In this episode, Kimberly Bullock interviews Omar Riahi from Percepta, discussing the intersection of sustainability, electric vehicles (EVs), and customer experience in the automotive industry. They explore the global trends in EV adoption, the importance of customer support in enhancing the EV experience, and the future of energy services related to EVs. Omar shares insights on vehicle optimization and the role of technology in creating a seamless customer journey, emphasizing the need for reliable support as EVs become more prevalent.TakeawaysThe customer experience is crucial in the automotive industry.EV adoption is rapidly increasing, especially in countries like Norway.Tesla exemplifies a frictionless customer experience in vehicle purchasing.Customer support is essential for successful EV adoption.Home chargers are critical for EV functionality and should be treated as essential.Uptime for charging stations is vital for fleet management.Companies with strong customer service will lead in the EV market.EVs can serve as energy assets for consumers.The future of EVs includes vehicle-to-grid technology.Omar will be speaking at the Electrify Expo in Dallas.Omar RiahiLinkedIn:   / omar-riahi-4140a469  Perceptahttps://www.percepta.com/Electrify Expohttps://www.electrifyexpo.com/

In this episode of Green Streets Forum, host Kimberly Bullock speaks with Matthew Karmel, chair of the Environmental and Sustainability Law Group at Offit | Kurman and founder of the Planetary Lawyer Project.Matthew shares how lawyers can play a pivotal role in addressing climate change whether through pro bono initiatives, sustainable contracts, or community-driven advocacy. He discusses how the Planetary Lawyer Project empowers legal professionals to integrate climate action into their practice and highlights the importance of hope and vision in sustaining long-term progress.Tune in for an inspiring look at how law, leadership, and collaboration can work hand-in-hand to create meaningful environmental impact.The Planetary Lawyer Projecthttps://theplanetarylawyerproject.sub...Offit | Kurmanhttps://www.offitkurman.com/Climate Pro Bono Bootcamphttps://www.offitkurman.com/events/20...The Chancery Lane Projecthttps://chancerylaneproject.org/Matthew KarmelOffit | Kurman: https://www.offitkurman.com/matthew-k...LinkedIn:   / matthew-karmel-sustainability  

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In this episode of Green Streets Forum, host Kimberly Bullock, CEO of USB Solar Solutions, explores the fundamentals of renewable energy. From solar and wind to hydro and geothermal, learn how clean energy works and why it’s essential for building a sustainable future.

Perfect for students, professionals, and anyone curious about sustainability.

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Special shoutout to Antoine M. Thompson, Chief Executive Director of the Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition (GWRCCC.org), for his leadership in advancing clean energy solutions.