FountainHead RI is set to host its inaugural Climate Stocktake event on April 24th at the Waterfire Arts Center in Providence, Rhode Island. This event aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the energy transition, combining global and local perspectives, and highlighting Rhode Island's significant contributions to the clean energy movement. The gathering is expected to draw hundreds of leaders in decarbonization, including participants from outside the state and country, focusing on entrepreneurship, infrastructure investing, and insights from COP28 in Dubai.
Jason Dodier, Co-Founder of FountainHead RI and a noted global climate advocate, emphasized the importance of the event. 'FountainHead RI has been instrumental in raising awareness and driving action in critical areas, especially those prioritized by our community. Following COP28 and Rhode Island's efforts, we felt it was crucial to bring together our global network to explore new possibilities,' Dodier stated. He also highlighted the opportunity to accelerate progress by leveraging Rhode Island's momentum, with interest from venture capitalists, infrastructure investors, and startups eager to engage in the climate ecosystem.
The event is designed for professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors leading climate innovation, offering a unique platform for networking, learning, and contributing to Rhode Island's growing role in global climate initiatives. Confirmed participants include Rhode Island Speaker of the House Joseph Shekarchi, Representative Lauren Carson, and other key figures from the Department of Energy and Environmental Management. For more details on the program and speakers, visit FountainHead RI's Climate Stocktake event site.
This event underscores the critical role of local and global collaboration in addressing climate change, offering actionable insights and fostering partnerships to drive the clean energy transition forward. It represents a significant step in mobilizing resources and expertise to tackle one of the most pressing challenges of our time, with Rhode Island at the forefront of these efforts.
