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Jul 25, 2013
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UConn to Supercharge Energy Research Efforts

The University of Connecticut will seek to advance affordable and sustainable energy technologies with the help of a new energy research institute with Fraunhofer USA announced today by state and international officials. The Fraunhofer Center for Energy Innovation (CEI) will research energy production, storage, and distribution, according to Gov. Dannel P. Malloy’s office, which announced the development in conjunction with German Consul General to the U.S. Rolf Schütte, Frau

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Green Madison Landscaping Firm Harnesses Solar Power

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Jul 8, 2013
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Green Madison Landscaping Firm Harnesses Solar Power

“We’re trying to put together a green trailer,” he said. “Instead of going twice a week to the gas station, we are going once every two weeks.” A shift to renewable power, like Blundon’s, has been increasingly common for homes and businesses across the state. But harnessing the sun for work tools, instead of a grid-connected building, is a rare application. “Solar ticked all the boxes,” Blundon said. “Lower maintenance costs, greater reliability, reduced energy bills, less do

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Jul 3, 2013
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The Budderfly Effect

— “If you walk into your office and flip on your light switch, most people don’t know if it’s a dime or a dollar in cost,” Buda said. “We can give Ken a report and say, ‘last month, you used about $150 of energy in your office and these are things you can do to curtail that use.’” — Budderfly, which received its second U.S. patent last week, has hardware fitted into specific light switches and power outlets that communicate with cloud-based software. Management can actually s

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Mar 1, 2012
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The Sikorsky Entrepreneurial Challenge, apps due 3/30/2012

The Entrepreneurial Challenge is a competition held by Sikorsky Innovations to identify and support emerging, revolutionary technology in the rotorcraft market. Full info, and application at: http://bit.ly/GHoPsv Friday, March 30th, 5pm, Challenge Question applications due The challenge provides an opportunity for entrepreneurial companies to understand some of the toughest issues facing the vertical flight community and identify their technology as relevant to one or more of

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Jan 24, 2012
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Bringing together industry, universities, and the federal government to invest in the emerging techn

$500 million to jump start the Advanced Manufacturing Partnership Press Release from the White House, advanced manufacturing companies, take note: Today, at Carnegie Mellon University, President Obama launched the Advanced Manufacturing Partnership (AMP), a national effort bringing together industry, universities, and the federal government to invest in the emerging technologies that will create high quality manufacturing jobs and enhance our global competitiveness. Investing

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Connecticut Technology Council Announces 2011 Marcum Tech Top 40 Winners

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Aug 2, 2011
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Connecticut Technology Council Announces 2011 Marcum Tech Top 40 Winners

CTC and Marcum put the spotlight on innovation and growth in Connecticut’s technology sector by recognizing the state’s 40 fastest growing tech companies. HARTFORD, Conn. (August 2, 2011) – The Connecticut Technology Council (CTC) and Marcum LLP have announced the 2011 Marcum Tech Top 40 list of the 40 fastest growing technology companies in Connecticut. Winners are grouped into six areas of technology: Software, IT Services, Life Sciences, Advanced Manufacturing, New Media/I

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May 31, 2011
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FuelCell Energy Inc. Receives $129M Order From Korea

FuelCell Energy Inc. in Danbury says it has gotten a two-year, $129 million contract to supply its Korean partner with 70 megawatts of fuel cell kits and related services. South Korean industrial giant Posco Power's contract is good through October 2013, FuelCell said. The front-loaded contract calls for FuelCell to collect as much as 40 percent, or $52 million, of the order's value by October, when the first kits will be delivered. South Korea mandates that most of the natio

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Marcum Tech Top 40 – Connecticut’s Fastest Growing Tech Companies

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Sep 7, 2010
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Marcum Tech Top 40 – Connecticut’s Fastest Growing Tech Companies

The CTC and Marcum bring attention to the innovation and economic growth of the state’s technology sector each year by recognizing the 40 fastest growing tech companies in Connecticut The Connecticut Technology Council and Marcum LLP have announced the 2010 Marcum Tech Top 40, the annual list of the 40 fastest growing technology companies in Connecticut. Companies on the list are grouped into six technology verticals: Software, IT Services, Life Sciences, Advanced Manufacturi

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Jun 14, 2010
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Tech Top 40 Call for Nominations

Connecticut Technology Council's MARCUM TECH TOP 40 AWARDS Recognizing elegible technology companies on the basis of revenue growth. CLICK HERE TO NOMINATE YOUR COMPANY Companies are recognized in six technology sectors: Advanced Manufacturing Energy / Environmental Technologies Life Sciences New Media / Internet / Telecom Technologies IT Services Software CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE EVENT CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO SEE RECAPS OF PAST YEARS #lifesciences #conne

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The Connecticut innovation community hosts a forum

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Apr 7, 2010
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The Connecticut innovation community hosts a forum

2010 CONNECTICUT GUBERNATORIAL FORUM ON JOBS, INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY The candidates from left to right (or stage Right to stage Left) • C. Duffy Acevedo www.duffyforgovernor.com • Larry DeNardis www.denardisforgovernor.com • Mike Fedele www.Fedele2010.com • Tom Foley www.tomfoley2010.com • Oz Griebel www.ozforgovernor.com • Tom Marsh www.marsh2010.com • Juan Figueroa Juan Figueroa’s fan page • Mary Glassman www.MaryforCT.com • Ned Lamont www.nedlamont.com • D

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Gubernatorial Forum on Jobs, Innovation & Technology, 4/7/2010 in Stamford

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Apr 5, 2010
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Gubernatorial Forum on Jobs, Innovation & Technology, 4/7/2010 in Stamford

8:00 am networking / coffee with the candidates 8:30 – 10:30 program 10:30 Tours of the GE EdgeLab Attend in person: $20- fee at the door. Watch it live, online: Program set to begin at 8:30 sharp. Click here More info at: https://www.ct.org/2010Gov.asp The candidates to be featured (all are confirmed to attend!) : Mary Glassman www.MaryforCT.com Ned Lamont www.nedlamont.com Juan Figueroa Juan Figueroa's fan page Dan Malloy www.danmalloy.com Rudy Marconi www.ru

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Mar 23, 2010
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Got a question about jobs, innovation and technology policy for the next Connecticut Governor?

Submit it here: http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22ADYSGCB7M To the Connecticut Technology Community, we hope you will contribute questions for the April 7, 2010 Gubernatorial Forum on Jobs, Innovation, and Technology #RudyMarconi #ConnecticutUnitedforResearchExcellence #connecticut #NedLamont #TechnologyCouncil #LarryDeNardis #OzGriebel #ConnecticutVentureGroup #energy #MarkBoughton #ge #Independents #TheConnecticutTechnologyCouncil #TomFoley #technology #JuanFigueroa #M

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Mar 23, 2010
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Governor Rell: $36 Million in ARRA Stimulus Bonds to Help Lower Financing Costs of Green Energy Proj

$20 Million Dedicated to Cities, Towns for Qualified Energy Conservation Bonds Governor M. Jodi Rell today announced the state is now accepting applications for approximately $20 million in special bonding available through a federal stimulus program for energy conservation projects throughout the state. The bonds can be used to fund portions of larger projects, which include green energy components, as well as stand alone “green” improvement projects deemed to be a qualifie

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Connecticut’s Fastest Growing Tech Companies

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Oct 23, 2009
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Connecticut’s Fastest Growing Tech Companies

The Tech Top 40 Award Winning companies are grouped into six technology verticals: Software, IT Services, Life Sciences, Advanced Manufacturing, New Media/Internet/Telecom and Energy Environmental Technologies. Geographically the companies are fairly evenly distributed across the state. Over 300 attendees attended the Wallingford event. The event was also webcast using a VBrick video appliance thanks to Rich Mavrogeanes, CEO of Discover Video. VBrick Systems is one of the 200

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