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Margarita leads Clean Energy Works’ transportation portfolio. Trained as a chemical engineer from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia with a masters in Environmental Engineering from New Zealand and a diploma in Sustainable Development from India, Margarita has worked for more than two decades in Latin America, China, India, and the United States to reduce local air pollution and carbon emissions from transportation integrating sustainability and equity goals.

David Wensil is an Energy Commission Specialist for the Fuels and Transportation Division of the California Energy Commission. In his role, David leads the implementation of the Zero Emission School Bus and Infrastructure block grant program, known as ZESBI, which provides funding for charging infrastructure to support Local Educational Agencies in their transition to electric school bus fleets. David holds a bachelor’s degree in environmental studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Anna Bella Korbatov joined the Fermata Energy team in 2017. She manages the company’s policy and regulatory affairs strategy and lead’s the company’s collaboration with state agencies, utilities, and local jurisdictions on the design of Vehicle Grid Integration (VGI) rates and programs, make ready funding, interconnection policies, and grant-funded opportunities.

Councilmember Joe LaCava is honored to represent the residents and businesses of San Diego, City Council, District 1, where he is currently serving his second term. LaCava was unanimously elected by his colleagues as the President of the City Council and chairs the Council’s Rules Committee. He works on the Environment Committee and is First Vice Chair on the San Diego Association of Governments Board of Directors.