Join us for the second part of the two part interview as we dive into the fascinating world of hydrogen technology with Dr. Noah Meeks from Southern Company R&D. Discover the latest innovations in electrolyzers and fuel cells, the development of hydrogen refueling infrastructure, and the exciting potential of hydrogen in various sectors from transportation to resilient power applications. We'll also explore the challenges and opportunities in making hydrogen more accessible and practical, and bust some common myths along the way. Don't miss out on this insightful and inspiring conversation!

1st of a two-part interview with Dr. Noah Meeks from Southern Company's R&D. We discuss hydrogen's possible role in the energy and transportation sectors. He walks us through hydrogen's potential, its advantages, some of its storage and transport challenges, and some of its important safety aspects. Hydrogen shows promise for many near and long-term uses, and could be key to the future of energy!

Join us for Part 2 of an interview about the massive Rowan project! We'll dive into how Rowan is partnering with universities and local cities to create a living lab for e-mobility, advanced infrastructure, and sustainable development. Discover how they're planning a 2,000-acre, 22-million-square-foot commercial hub with a long-term vision to push the boundaries of innovation and sustainability.

In this episode, Mason Ailstock from the Rowan Foundation gives us the inside scoop on their ambitious project in Gwinnett County. From enhancing higher education partnerships to creating innovative hubs for industries like life sciences and clean energy, Mason shares the inspiring vision behind Rowan and why it’s designed to be a place that’s always evolving. Plus, we dive into topics like sustainability, intentional development, and even carpooling for track meets! Tune in for a fascinating conversation that’s all about shaping the future.

Join us for a follow-up conversation with Cynthia Curry, recorded after the 2025 Georgia CleanTech Outlook panel. In this insightful interview, Cynthia reflects on key themes from the event, including the growing importance of public-private partnerships, the urgency of workforce development in CleanTech, and Georgia’s role in driving global innovation. She also shares her optimism about scaling sustainable technologies and the unique collaboration happening across the state. This discussion reinforces the momentum and leadership Georgia is building in the CleanTech space.

Join us for a recap of the second annual Georgia CleanTech Outlook for 2025 panel discussion held on January 23, 2025. The panel featured Tanya Coventry- Strader, Cynthia Curry, David Eady, Amol Naik, and Dr. Reginald Parker, with Andy Marshall as the moderator. The discussion covered topics like the impact of recent political changes, CleanTech system development in Georgia, the effects of data centers on local communities, and exploring sustainable aviation fuels. This discussion provides  valuable insights into the future of clean tech in Georgia, emphasizing collaboration and innovation.Panelists: Tanya Coventry-Strader, Cynthia Curry, David Stone Eady, Amol S. Naik, Dr. Reginald P. Parker, Andy Marshall