NextEnergy

NextEnergy, Calstart To Host Midwest’s First Workplace Charging Workshop

NextEnergy, the state of Michigan’s renewable energy accelerator, and Calstart, the Pasadena, Calif. clean transportation nonprofit, will host the Midwest’s inaugural Workplace Charging Workshop June 18 at the NextEnergy Center in Detroit.

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NextEnergy Awards Grid Logic Matching Funds To Develop Low-Cost Superconductor Wire

Grid Logic, a technology company located in Lapeer, has been awarded a $3.8 million grant through the Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy of the United States Department of Energy. To support Grid Logic’s federally required cost share, Detroit-based NextEnergy, the state’s renewable energy industry accelerator, has selected Grid Logic as the first recipient of its MATch (Michigan Accelerating Technology) Energy Grant.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2013/03/27

NextEnergy Forum To Help Michigan Companies Get Energy Projects Financed

Representatives from companies across Michigan will join NextEnergy Thursday, April 18 for a free Energy Efficiency Finance Forum.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2013/03/14

Detroit Three, NextEnergy Support DoE’s Workplace Charging Challenge

Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced 13 major U.S. employers — including Chrysler Group LLC, Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Co. — and eight stakeholder groups — including Detroit’s NextEnergy — joined the new Workplace Charging Challenge to help expand access to workplace charging stations for American workers across the country.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2013/02/03

High-Tech Lighting Group Sees Bright Future

The solid state lighting industry in Michigan has a bright future, if the Michigan Solid State Lighting Association’s fifth annual symposium is any indication.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2012/12/07

Plug-In Ready Michigan Plan Released to Help Prepare State For Influx Of EVs

The Clean Energy Coalition, NextEnergy, and Greater Lansing Area Clean Cities Monday released Plug-In Ready Michigan, a roadmap to help the state’s municipal leaders, consumers, and private companies prepare for increased plug-in electric vehicle use.

The plan — created with

WWJ Newsradio 950–2012/11/19