Showing posts with label Mass. Clean Energy Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mass. Clean Energy Center. Show all posts

Jun 10, 2011

You'll Want to See This!

From the Financial Times, June 8, 2011, a video report on Massachusetts cleantech efforts:
 

With growing interest in US renewables, Massachusetts finds itself well positioned to take advantage of the burgeoning marketplace. The FT's Christopher Booker looks at how the state is diversifying its energy portfolio by harnessing both solar and wind power  (4m 50sec)
 

May 17, 2011

Congrats! Fraunhofer CSE confirms plans for South Boston site

The Fraunhofer Center for Sustainable Energy Systems confirmed details today of the new  $19.5 million Clean Energy Center it will be establishing in South Boston. The facility will house Fraunhofer CSE’s technical R&D labs and TechBridge the startup accelerator.  Look for some new insights soon from Forum member Eric Graham, director of TechBridge.
Here's more news info from Mass HighTech article today. 

Mar 23, 2011

A Rewarding Breakfast

Just in case you missed it...at today's NSTC breakfast, our distinguished speaker, Exec. Dir. Pat Cloney of the Mass. Clean Energy Center announced a big check for our very own No. Shore Innoventure Ctr! It's about job creation says Cloney. 

North Shore Innoventures Receives $50,000 Grant from MaCEC
Funds will support entrepreneurs at the Cleantech InnoVenture Center in Lynn, MA

BEVERLY AND LYNN, MA – MARCH 23, 2011 – North Shore InnoVentures (NSIV), the operator of two business incubators, today announced it received a $50,000 grant from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) to support its Cleantech InnoVenture Center (CIVC) in Lynn, MA. The grant from MassCEC will fund programs that support entrepreneurs whose businesses employ new technologies to improve energy use and management, as well as reduce the need for imported oil. The announcement was made by MassCEC Executive Director Patrick Cloney during a clean tech forum hosted by the North Shore Technology Council.

“The CIVC is an innovative incubator helping to accelerate the success of clean energy start-ups and strengthen the economy on the North Shore,” said MassCEC Executive Director Patrick Cloney. “I look forward to seeing how this community of dedicated people can work together to propel clean energy, energy storage and energy efficiency technologies from the drawing board to the global marketplace.”

Tom Kinneman, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of North Shore InnoVentures said, “This grant serves as an acknowledgement by the MassCEC of the effective work NSIV is doing to foster the growth of the emerging cleantech industry, innovative technology businesses and good jobs on the North Shore.”

See: www.nsiv.org for more.