Entries for Energy Program for Innovation Clusters (EPIC) Prize

World-class entrepreneurial programming, expert mentors and direct access to the larger energy ecosystem - via a 100% online program.

mHUB is an innovation lab and entrepreneurial ecosystem for physical product development located in the heart of manufacturing: the Midwest.

Build the capacity of the CalTestBed network by adding 6 additional clean energy testbeds, raising the total to 38 facilities by 2021.

We will grow and support an innovative cluster that we have identified around clean energy through a CleanTech Incubator in Energy

Exponential Impact will foster, recruit, and grow innovative energy startups in Southern Colorado.

Southern Tier Clean Energy Incubator to create Energy Storage Innovation Cluster leveraging world-class programs and research capabilities

The Expanding Frontiers' Accelerator creates opportunities at the intersection of the energy and commercial space ecosystems.

Support diverse energy startups with low/no cost business development services to bridge from minimum viable product to commercialization.

KeyLogic is establishing the USRIA to create an innovative environment to accelerate technologies, creating new jobs and economic impact.

FedTech is a hardtech accelerator that will run multiple training programs with EPIC funding that develop new ventures around Energy IP.

Joules Accelerator is launching The Net Zero Journey "Skunkworks" - a funded pilot program built atop the current accelerator and network.

IN-2-Market, Inc. will provide seed funding to research teams and energy startups in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.

The EcoIgnite will serve as the headquarters of the "clean energy innovation and business incubation cluster".

Discover, build, and launch the next generation of innovative startups from Colorado's premier energy and sustainability laboratories.

Elemental Excelerator's submission for the DOE EPIC Prize.

EmPower bridges the gap between underrepresented innovators and the resources they need to build profitable, high-growth energy companies.