Post by Saurabh Thapliyal
Manager, Global Lead Management at Wood Mackenzie | GTM Strategy | Revenue Operations | Demand Generation | Business Development | Building High-Performing Teams & Revenue Growth Engines
Los Angeles is about to receive 10 million visitors for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. That is the equivalent of seven Super Bowls happening every single day in one of the world’s most car dependent cities. The third largest metropolitan economy on Earth runs on diesel trucks, private vehicles and a port complex that handles 40% of all goods entering the United States. Getting this city to lower emissions, cleaner air and a workable transit experience in just two years is one of the most complex urban infrastructure challenges on the planet. In the latest Energy Gang, Ed Crooks sits down with Matt Petersen, President and CEO Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI), to discuss the potential barriers and the breakthroughs. “What a great opportunity to use the games to inspire and help accelerate and motivate people to take advantage of this moment, to provide lasting investment that is not about stadia or arenas, but about creating more economic opportunity and accelerating equitable climate action.” The full conversation is now available on: YouTube: https://okt.to/0wMXP4 Apple Podcasts: https://okt.to/lGv57n Or wherever you get your podcasts.
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