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Registration for our 62nd Annual Meeting Opens Soon!

Mark your calendars! Registration for our 62nd Annual Meeting will open soon. Our Chair, South Carolina’s Gov. Henry McMaster, will host the 3-day event from August 28-30 in Charleston. 

The theme guiding our agenda for this year is Clean Energy: Fueling Growth & Prosperity in the South.

This year’s event will be hosted at the Charleston Marriott, located in the heart of downtown and overlooking the winding Ashley River. The hotel has convenient access to the old city market, local beaches, and a variety of great dining and entertainment options. 

If you are interested in sponsoring the event, please contact our Grants & Accounting Manager, Leigh Hawkins, via email or use the contact form here. 

Ensure you’re signed up for our newsletter to receive meeting updates as they’re announced!

We can’t wait to see you all this summer! 

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SECARB Offshore Conference Video Available

On April 14-15, we held our third annual joint SECARB Offshore and GoMCarb team meeting in order to share project updates and examine project progression despite the difficulties caused by the pandemic.

The April 14 SECARB Offshore portion of the meeting is available for review below.

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Board Additions for March

In March, we welcomed three new members to the Board.

We added two members in Arkansas: Sen. Bob Ballinger as our
new Senate appointee and Caleb Stanton as Governor Asa Hutchinson’s
alternate.

And in Missouri, Rep. Bill Kidd joins us as our new House appointee.

Senator Bob Ballinger was elected to the Senate in November 2018.
He is serving his first term as a state senator representing District 5,
which includes parts of Carroll, Crawford, Franklin, Johnson,
Sebastian, and Washington Counties and all of Madison County. He
chairs Missouri’s Joint Energy Committee.

Caleb Stanton works closely with Gov. Asa Hutchinson as an energy
and transport liaison. He has more than five years experience working
in the Governor’s office in Arkansas.

Rep. Bill Kidd represents the NE part of Jackson County (District 20)
in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to his first
two-year term in November 2014. Rep. Kidd is a 1975 graduate from
Oklahoma State University where he received his Bachelor of Science
Degree in Electrical Engineering Technology.

We are excited to add these members to the Board, and we look
forward to working with them on our shared priorities.

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Batteries: Powering EVs & Beyond | Video Available

If you were unable to attend our webinar on Batteries: Powering EVs & Beyond last week, the archived video is available below.

U.S. DOE’s Steven Boyd, Georgia Public Service Commissioner Tim Echols, and Volkswagen Group of America’s Matthew Renna joined us
for an hour to discuss their thoughts on transportation electrification, battery technology innovation and implementation, and the technology’s potential to increase the nation’s grid resilience while meeting decarbonization goals.