FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — Energy innovation and taking steps towards a clean and renewable future is what brought dozens together in downtown Fresno Wednesday, for the first-ever Clean Mobility Summit, hosted by the Fresno Metro Black Chamber of Commerce.
Director of the California Office of the Small Business Advocate, Tara Lynn Gray calls it recognition of the work being done in the Central Valley.
“Communities need to know what infrastructure is available and what resources are available, and programs like this bring those resources, opportunities to the community level,” said Gray.
Governor Newsom’s goal is to have all new passenger vehicles be zero-emission by 2035.
“Efforts like this are helping to make sure that communities are ready for this transition, that there are local jobs and that there are direct benefits that are going to flow to communities as we transition to a zero-emission transportation system,” said California Energy Commission commissioner, Patricia Monahan.
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