The Georgia Public Service Commission's Clean Energy Roadshow is scheduled to take place at the Savoy Automobile Museum in Cartersville. The event, spearheaded by Public Service Commissioner Tim Echols, aims to highlight cutting edge clean energy technologies such as electric, propane, natural gas, and hydrogen. Community members, including Cartersville City Manager Dan Porta and Georgia Nonpublic Postsecondary Education Commission Commissioner Lance Barry, will share their perspectives on clean energy. The event kicks off with a display of clean air vehicles, followed by presentations from industry leaders. The objectives of the roadshow include educating various sectors on clean energy technology and resources, with a focus on clean fuel projects, electric utilities, EV charging, and renewable and compressed natural gas. Commissioner Barry stresses the importance of disseminating information to government, private industry, fleet managers, and citizens to promote sustainable transportation practices. The event, which is free to the public, also involves the promotion of clean energy initiatives and the opportunity to explore upcoming vehicles that will enter widespread production. Through presentations and displays, attendees can gain insights into the future of clean energy and learn about available funding for infrastructure support.