What Will Potential Changes to AB32 Mean for California's Clean Energy Economy?
The search for cleaner sources of energy has sparked new thinking and innovations to lessen dependency on fossil fuels in the global race for new alternative solutions. But where is California's green economy headed, especially in light of the hotly debated November ballot initiative that would indefinitely suspend AB32, our state's landmark clean energy and clean air law?
Merritt Group and the Silicon Valley Leadership Group hosted a thought-provoking panel event with experts on both sides of the issue exploring this contentious ballot issue, as well as other longer term global opportunities and threats for the emerging clean energy industry.
We caught up with some of our panelists after the event to get their personal perspective on AB32. View the videos to see what they had to say.
Thank you again for your interest.
Featured Panelists at the Event Included:
Michael Copeland, Senior Writer at Fortune Magazine (Moderator)
Mike Mielke, Senior Director, Environmental Programs & Policy, Silicon Valley Leadership Group
Peter Moran, General Partner, DCM
Anita Mangels, Yes on Proposition 23
Gino DiCaro, Vice President, Communications, California Manufacturers & Technology Association (CMT)
Danny Kennedy, Founder, Sungevity
Questions about the event or interested in working with Merritt Group to raise the visibility of your cleantech initiative?
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Highlights Video
What Will Potential Changes to AB32 Mean for California's Clean Energy Economy?
Highlights from the Cleantech Panel Event.
Panelist Videos
Peter Moran,
General Partner, DCM
Anita Mangels,
Yes on Proposition 23
Danny Kennedy,
Founder, Sungevity
Mike Mielke,
Senior Director, Environmental Programs & Policy, Silicon Valley Leadership Group
Adam Stern,
Business Outreach,
Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2)
