All-star team of investors, entrepreneurs, experts and innovators launch DOE's IMPEL+ building-technology accelerator for 2022
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Wednesday, November 3, 2021
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IMPEL+ is helping some of the most exciting, advanced building technologies get into the marketplace, where they can help slash emissions."
Key Points:
- IMPEL+ is helping some of the most exciting, advanced building technologies get into the marketplace, where they can help slash emissions."
- "Think of us as an early-stage incubator and accelerator for building-energy technologies," said Mary Hubbard, technology-to-market manager within the BTO's Emerging Technologies Program.
- To date, over half of IMPEL+ innovators have been women or people of color, and applications come from across the country.
- Bilal Sher of New York University EASEEbot team won $200,000 in Phase 1 of the American-Made Challenges' E-ROBOT Prize.