Salinas and Mullin Tour Bay Area Clean Energy Sites as Part of SEEC Innovation Task Force
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Reps. Andrea Salinas and Kevin Mullin, as part of the SEEC Innovation and Technology Task Force, toured Bay Area clean energy sites including Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and a battery manufacturing facility. They held a Clean Energy Tech roundtable focused on research, development, commercialization, battery storage, and climate technology innovation. The visits highlight congressional efforts to advance clean energy technologies and climate solutions.
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The meetings focused on research, development, commercialization, battery storage, and climate technology innovation.
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