

Heatmap House: The Future of Mobility
UPDATE: Registration for Heatmap House is now closed. Due to venue capacity, we can only admit guests who have received a confirmation. Please note that entry is first come, first served, and we may be unable to admit additional guests once the venue reaches capacity. If you can’t join us in person, we’d love for you to watch the livestream here.
The way we move through our communities will look very different by the middle of the century than it does today. Electric vehicles, autonomous transit, and AI-powered infrastructure are already beginning to reshape how people get around and how transportation systems operate. This session explores what that transformation really means for people, communities, and the grid.
12:45pm: Doors Open
1:15-1:20pm: Welcome Remarks from Heatmap
Nico Lauricella, CEO and Editor-in-Chief, Heatmap News
1:20-1:35pm: The Federal Road
Representative Mike Levin (D-CA)
Moderated by Jael Holzman, Senior Reporter, Heatmap News
1:35-1:45pm: Driverless Ride
Adam Lenz, Head of Sustainability and Environment, Waymo
Moderated Nico Lauricella, CEO and Editor-in-Chief, Heatmap News
1:45-2:00pm: More Than a Car
Andrew Peterman, Director of Advanced Energy Solutions, Rivian
Moderated by Jillian Goodman, Deputy Editor, Heatmap News
2:00-2:15pm: The Next Move
Laura Fox, Co-founder and Managing Partner, Streetlife Ventures
Moderated by Jeva Lange, Founding Staff Writer, Heatmap News
2:15-2:30pm: Power at the Curb
Albert Gore, Executive Director, ZETA
Tiya Gordon, Co-founder and COO, it's electric
Moderated by Emily Pontecorvo, Founding Staff Writer, Heatmap News
2:30-2:45pm: The City That Moves
Lincoln Restler, NYC Council Member
Moderated by Jeva Lange, Founding Staff Writer, Heatmap News
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