Accelerating Clean Energy Infrastructure: Southern California

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This one-day, invitation-only Summit will take place on April 13th, 2023, in Riverside, CA. The Summit will occur at the Mary D. Nichols Southern California Headquarters of the California Air Resource Board. Co-hosted by the Milken Institute, Accelerator for America, the University of California, and the Inland Empire Chamber of Commerce, the Summit will bring together thought leaders working on deploying innovative technologies, financing clean infrastructure, creating promising career pathways, and supporting community resilience.

Seating is minimal. The registration deadline is April 4th.

**Please park in Lot 50. Parking will be $11. There will be ample signage and parking assistants.**

If you are in need of lodging, please use the code G-BLCG at the Hyatt Place Downtown Riverside.

The hotel block is available through April 7.

The rate is $144.00 (Parking is $14.00).

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The Summit will be the first in a series for Accelerator for America aiming to highlight how local and state governments can best leverage their funds to tap into federal resources and stimulate economic development. This Summit will address the opportunities that will arise as the country transitions to a clean energy economy that is powered by good jobs. Building clean energy infrastructure projects at scale in the Inland Empire (San Bernardino, Riverside, and Imperial Counties) is the way to uphold the commitment made by the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, and President Biden's Justice 40 initiative to ensure 40% of all federal activities and economics shall be invested into the underserved communities of the country. The Summit will discuss other innovative enabling technologies that can help the state achieve climate and energy reliability goals, including wind, solar, zero-emission hydrogen, geothermal, and energy storage advancements.