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About The Organizers
Clean Energy Coalition
The Clean Energy Coalition is a 501(c)3 non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to promoting clean energy technologies as a way to create healthier, energy independent communities. CEC was formed by the stakeholders of the Ann Arbor Area Clean Cities Coalition as a new non-profit entity to house and expand upon the work of the Ann Arbor Clean Cities program. To date, this program has successfully managed and completed over 30 state and federal grants valued at over $700,000. The Coalition’s major programs include implementation of the Biofuels Infrastructure Grants (BIG) program, which provides funds to Michigan public service stations to install or convert fuel delivery systems to sell high blend E85 and/or biodiesel blends of B20 or higher; Michigan Energy $ense, which supports comprehensive, whole house energy retrofits in existing homes as well as he construction of new homes built to the Energy StarTM standard; and implementing the U.S DOE Solar American Cities Project, which pursues complementary activities in R&D and market transformation to reduce cost through deployment. CEC has multi-year experience organizing high-impact environmental stewardship and clean energy technology events including the annual Remodel Green Conference and Exhibition, Ann Arbor Earth Day Festival, and the Ann Arbor Green Fair. More information at www.cec-mi.org.
NextEnergy
NextEnergy is a nonprofit, 501(c)3 organization, founded in 2002 and capitalized with a $30.0 million seed grant from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. The Center's initial charge was to implement an economic development strategy for the State of Michigan to accelerate research, development and manufacturing of alternative energy technologies (AET) in Michigan. The Center is located in a new facility which opened in May 2005 near Detroit's Wayne State University campus. NextEnergy is governed by a board of directors and operated by a small management and consulting staff to achieve the organization's mission. NextEnergy's state-of-the art facility provides training rooms, an auditorium, space for exhibits and demonstrations, and an 18,400 sq. ft. accelerator laboratory for AET -- all within Detroit's entrepreneurial TechTown. NextEnergy also offers a microgrid power pavilion that enables AET system integration and includes flexible test bays for application of on-site electrical power and thermal energy technologies. There is also an alternative fuel testing platform for advancing the development of hydrogen, natural gas, biological, and synthetic fuels. NextEnergy organizes a series of expert-led, networking events including the Annual National Transportation Week, AET Workshop Series, Hydrogen Codes and Standards Conference, among others. More information at www.nextenergy.org.
Greater Lansing Area Clean Cities (GLACC)
Greater Lansing Area Clean Cities is a coalition of stakeholders working to achieve cleaner air and energy security in mid-Michigan through alternative fuel and vehicle usage, and fuel economy practices. Stakeholders include fleets, corporations, nonprofit organizations, utilities, local governments, and individuals – anyone interested in ways cleaner fuels, vehicles, and practices can improve air quality and energy security. More information at www.michigancleancities.org.
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