Sen. Ossoff: Georgia Can Become EV "Powerhouse" With Rivian Plant

The transcript discusses Georgia's emergence as a hub for renewable energy and electric vehicles, highlighting investments by companies like SK Innovation and Rivian. It covers the state's logistics and research strengths, incentives for attracting businesses, and the impact of bipartisan infrastructure legislation. The speaker also addresses challenges related to voting rights and the importance of restoring the Voting Rights Act.

What was the main issue resolved between SK Innovation and LG that impacted Georgia's investment landscape?

• A legal battle over logistics infrastructure

• A conflict regarding automotive assembly lines

• A disagreement over solar panel production

• A trade dispute over electric vehicle battery intellectual property

Which company made a significant investment in Georgia, boosting its status in the renewable energy sector?

• Tesla

• Ford

• General Motors

• Rivian

What is one of the key factors that make Georgia an attractive site for investment in renewable energy?

• Its proximity to California

• Its large workforce of unskilled labor

• Its extraordinary logistics capacity

• Its high tax rates

Which institution in Georgia is leading in research associated with clean energy battery technology?

• Emory University

• Georgia Tech

• Georgia State University

• University of Georgia

What is a major concern related to Georgia's political climate that could affect business investments?

• Poor infrastructure

• High corporate taxes

• Voting rights and restrictions

• Lack of skilled workforce

What legislative priority is emphasized to address voting rights issues in Georgia?

• The Renewable Energy Act

• The Clean Energy Act

• The Infrastructure Development Act

• The Voting Rights Act

Who gave a powerful speech on the Senate floor calling for action on voting rights?

• Senator Kamala Harris

• Senator Reverend Warnock

• Senator John Lewis

• Senator Rossoff