We’re thrilled to announce the launch of Greentown Go Energize 2023 with Vineyard Wind, developer of the first utility-scale offshore wind farm in the United States, and supported by the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC). This program, created with the goal of fostering responsible offshore wind project development in the U.S., is seeking submissions from startups that are developing innovative solutions for offshore turbine monitoring and ecological data collection, as well as digital solutions to improve turbine efficiency and longevity. Know of a startup that could benefit from exposure and knowledge-sharing with key players in the offshore wind industry? Be sure to tell them to apply by April 4 and help spread the word to others in your network! For more info, read the full RFP. 

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The transportation sector is responsible for 16 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. While the transition to electric vehicles garners the bulk of industry and media attention, there are also countless areas across the automotive manufacturing value chain that are in vital need of innovative climatetech solutions. That’s why we partnered with BASF and Magna to launch Go Move 2022, which is advancing novel solutions to some of the auto industry’s toughest problems.

After a highly competitive selection and deliberation process that saw close to 100 applicants, a cohort of five cutting-edge startup participants was selected: Carbonova, Endeavor Composites, FibreCoat, Heartland Industries, and MITO Materials Solutions.

Stay tuned for future updates on this cohort as they continue to work with BASF and Magna to scale and deploy their tech!
 

With close to 150 startup applicants, the field was incredibly competitive, but ultimately an international cohort of five participants was selected: Energiency, Moment Energy, Nfinite Nanotech, RenewCO₂, and Sensai Analytics. 

After a highly productive first workshop, the cohort is excited to keep collaborating with the team at Mitsubishi Corporation (Americas) and the M-Lab Companies!

We’ve wrapped up Year 2 of the Carbon to Value (C2V) Initiative—a unique partnership among the Urban Future Lab at NYU Tandon School of Engineering (UFL), Greentown, and Fraunhofer USA, and supported by NYSERDA—which combines the structure of a partnership accelerator program inspired by Greentown Go with exclusive access to industry leaders shaping the carbontech marketplace of tomorrow. 

A big thank you to Fluor Corporation, the Year 2 Cohort Champion, for its commitment and dedication to advancing the carbontech industry by working hand-in-hand with the program’s exciting cohort of eight innovative startups. Keep an eye out for a full recap of Year 2 of the C2V Initiative and some big news about Year 3 of the program!