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Advanced Energy Conversion
Advanced Energy Conversion (AEC) is an engineering company with expertise in developing systems solutions using power electronics, embedded controls and mechatronics. AEC has substantial experience in the transportation, distributed generation, and military markets in addition to our work in other industries. The focus at AEC is to find solutions to market-based problems that enable improving energy efficiency, reducing emissions, and increasing functionality in rapidly expanding markets. |
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Building Performance Institute
Setting standards and articulating best practices for residential contractors, the Building Performance Institute (BPI) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting excellence in the building trades. |
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Carbon Ceramics Co., LLC
Carbon Ceramics Co., LLC is joining STEP from North Carolina's Research Triangle Park, the largest research park in the world, where 100 research and development organizations reside. Carbon Ceramics is an R&D firm that produces carbon-based ceramics by a pyrolytic process for energy-related applications. Moving to New York State will allow Carbon Ceramics to collaborate with other advanced materials companies in the Tech Valley area like Starfire Systems, Inc., and accelerate development of their technology in energy-related applications. |
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C9
C9 is an advanced semiconductor technology company developing and producing three new technologies:
- Silicon-carbide-based, wide-band-gap, superlattice wafers for high-power electric-switching devices and high-temperature, high-speed chips
- Lightweight isotopes, specifically silicon 28, silicon 30 and carbon 13, that possess the enhanced thermal characteristics needed for improving both silicon and silicon-carbide-based wafer products
- Advanced Silicon-On-Insulator (SOI) technology, which is used for high-speed and harsh-environment microprocessors and control chips
C9 focuses on bringing their silicon-carbide technology to customer-specific applications and producing silicon carbide-based devices that are free of defects. C9 believes that they have developed the solution to wafer micropipes and crystal imperfections that have plagued silicon-carbide researchers for years.
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The Center for Economic and Environmental Partnership, Inc. (CEEP)
CEEP is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit New York corporation that funds and sponsors programs promoting development of an effective and competitive environmental industry in New York State and advance development of sound environmental business policies and programs in New York State. Among its programs, CEEP:
- Encourages investigation, evaluation, development and implementation of policies and programs supportive of the environmental industry and enhanced environmental quality
- Sponsors programs, prepares reports and provides opportunities for collaborative efforts among industry, government, trade organizations and associations, institutions of higher learning and/or research, interested firms and individuals and the public in support of such policies and programs
- Facilitates and participates in programs sponsored by governmental agencies and others that support its corporate purposes and objectives.
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Center for Economic Growth. (CEG)
As part of its Tech Valley mission, the Center for Economic Growth (CEG) will have an office at the Saratoga Technology + Energy Park (STEP) to provides business development services to STEP companies. CEG, a regional economic and business development organization, is dedicated to developing and promoting efforts to attract high-tech talent and companies to New York’s Capital Region, as well as to providing innovative services to bolster local businesses.
CEG is committed to visionary, regional economic development through strategic initiatives, and assists local manufacturing and technology companies in generating new sales, creating stronger operating infrastructure, and overcoming barriers to growth.
CEG offers assistance with and programs in company assessments, business acceleration, business planning, lean manufacturing, quality manufacturing, business development, safety, and the identification of partners and grants.
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ecoPower, LLC
ecoPower, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Advanced Energy Conversion , is changing the way we harness solar power with the breakthrough solar photovoltaic (PV) technology of the ecoJoule™ 2500 inverter. Its innovative design offers the ultimate in PV system flexibility and productivity. It has the unique ability to operate both on-grid, as a grid-tie inverter, and off-grid, as a stand-alone inverter. It is the ideal solution for adding emergency back-up power to a grid-tied system. In addition, using patented Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) technology and a low input voltage design, the ecoJoule inverter always maximizes the energy output of the solar panels…even when they become partially shaded from objects such as trees, chimneys, or nearby buildings!
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Electrovaya
Electrovaya (TSX:EFL) is a world leader in the field of portable power solutions with its award-winning, patented Lithium Ion SuperPolymer® battery technology. Its goal is to become the leading provider of tablet PCs, the premier supplier of portable power for aerospace and wireless sectors, and the principal technology champion in the development of alternative energy applications including UPS, stand-by power, and zero-emission vehicles.
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groSolar
groSolar (Global Resource Options, Inc.) is a leading national distributor and installer of solar energy systems for both residential and commercial installations. groSolar serves wholesale customers from distribution warehouses across the US and from local direct sales offices for end user applications. The firm leads the solar industry by making solar applications simple, working with each customer to meet their needs. groSolar has strong relationships with leading manufacturers including Evergreen Solar and Suntech Power, and regularly works with manufacturers in product development. The Company received outside venture investment in 2006 from a syndicate lead by SJF Ventures. In late 2006, the Company acquired Energy Outfitters of Grants Pass, Oregon, and has integrated those distribution activities into groSolar. groSolar plans continued expansion of both distribution and direct sales avenues, and is working with NYSERDA through a PON 949 grant to increase PV penetration into the marketplace and decrease installed costs.
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Hudson Valley Community College
The second-largest institution of higher learning in the Capital Region of New York State, Hudson Valley Community College (HVCC) offers more than 70 degree and certificate programs through its four schools: Business; Engineering and Industrial Technologies; Health Sciences; and Liberal Arts and Sciences. The Training and Education Center for Semiconductor Manufacturing and Alternative and Renewable Technologies (TEC-SMART) at STEP prepares skilled technicians to meet the demands in growing industrial sectors which develop and manufacture semiconductors, photovoltaics, wind turbines, geothermal products, alternative fuels, and energy efficient buildings.
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Linc
A not-for-profit corporation, Linc was established by NYSERDA to foster economic development and commercialization of energy-efficient lighting products in New York State. Linc, The Lighting Cultivator, is designed to build necessary connections among research, business, and financial communities to bring new, innovative lighting products to market, and increase research and development dollars invested in New York. Linc is collaborating with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s Lighting Research Center through a NYSERDA-funded program called the Lighting Technology Greenhouse. A first-of-its-kind program in lighting, the Lighting Technology Greenhouse offers technical lighting design and evaluation services, assistance in securing public funding, and introductions to potential business partners and investors.
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Lockheed Martin Corporation, an advanced technology company, was formed in March 1995 with the merger of two of the world's premier technology companies, Lockheed Corporation and Martin Marietta Corporation. Headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, Lockheed Martin employs about 140,000 people worldwide and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture and integration of advanced technology systems, products and services.
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North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners
The North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP) is a volunteer board of renewable energy stakeholder representatives whose mission is to support, and work with the renewable energy and energy efficiency industries, professionals, and stakeholders to develop and implement quality credentialing and certification programs for practitioners.
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Starfire Systems
Starfire® Systems, Inc. is the leading global developer and
manufacturer of break-through ceramic materials and finished products.
Starfire's patented liquid ceramic precursor technology combines the
design and cost advantages long associated with polymer-based plastics
with the superior performance properties of leading edge ceramics.
Starfire achieves energy efficient solutions through advanced materials
for a wide range of functions in aerospace, power generation,
microelectronics, transportation, and industrial applications. Learn
more about how Starfire is pioneering advanced ceramics at
www.starfiresystems.com.
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