Electric Election 2020 Roadtrip
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce was proud to partner with The Conservation Coalition (TCC) on the Electric Election 2020 Roadtrip. This cross-country journey explored the cutting-edge innovation and corporate stewardship driving solutions to climate and environmental challenges, and underpinned the need for public-private partnerships and bipartisan collaboration on these issues.
To join the conversation on this important initiative or learn more about the incredible discoveries made on this trip, check out the social media coverage from each of the destinations.
ELECTRIC ELECTION ROADTRIP: WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT
Electric Election Featured Videos
Featuring Martin Durbin, U.S. Chamber of Commerce | Featuring Randy Wheeless, Duke Energy | Featuring Dane Parker, Chief Sustainability Officer for General Motors |
Combating climate change will require citizens, government, and business to work together. American businesses play a vital role in creating innovative solutions to protect our planet. Here at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, we stand with every American seeking a cleaner, stronger environment—for today and tomorrow.
Together, we can forge solutions that improve our environment and grow our economy—leaving the world better for generations to come.
our position on climate change
Discover more companies solving environmental challenges through our
Energy Innovates series and our Combatting Carbon series
"We’re excited to partner with The Conservation Coalition to share some of the extraordinary progress being made in the business community and bring attention to climate issues during this busy election season.”
–Marty Durbin
Senior Vice President of Policy at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Electric Election 2020 Roadtrip Tour Dates
September 15-16: Jackson Hole, Wyoming September 17-18: Montana September 20-23: South Dakota September 24-25: Minnesota September 28: Wisconsin September 30-October 1: Michigan October 5: Rhode Island October 6: Boston October 7: New York City October 9-10: D.C. Metro Area | October 12: Tennessee October 14: Atlanta, Georgia October 16: Tallahassee, Florida October 17: Mobile, Alabama October 19: New Orleans, Louisiana October 21-22: Austin/Dallas, Texas October 24: Santa Fe, New Mexico October 26-27: Colorado October 29-31: Utah November 2-3: Arizona |
