The 14th annual Georgia Clean Energy Roadshow is set to promote alternative fuels, including hydrogen, at three tour stops in Austell, Cartersville, and Alpharetta. Led by Georgia PSC Vice Chairman Tim Echols, the event will feature panel discussions on clean fuels for fleets. The showcases will include a diverse range of vehicles such as electric trucks, hydrogen-powered golf cars, propane buses, and vehicles utilizing renewable natural gas. Georgia Power and Yamaha Motor Corporation will present programs supporting EV charging infrastructure and sustainable transportation solutions. Participants will discuss clean school bus funding, EV charging, and fueling infrastructure build-outs. Additionally, industry leaders like Cummins will highlight the benefits of renewable natural gas for medium and heavy-duty vehicles. The event will also feature Qcells, a company building solar cell and modular plants, as the host sponsor of the Savoy Automobile Museum stop. With federal funding available for clean fueling and infrastructure, the roadshow aims to provide connections and resources for promoting energy efficiency and resilience in the transportation sector. The event is free for fleets and government attendees, offering a valuable platform for networking and learning about the latest advancements in clean energy and sustainable transportation.