For many of us in the energy and climate field, this is the moment we have been working toward for years. A wave of change and opportunity to transform our energy systems, bringing with it the chance to do things…
The following letter to the editor was published by the Echo Press as submitted by Grid Catalyst founder and president, Nina Axelson. Read the published version at Echo Press. Minnesota Can Be a Global Clean Energy Innovation Hub – If We…
GetGreen has officially launched its customized GetGreen Duluth mobile platform with their demonstration partner, Ecolibrium3 and civic partner, the City of Duluth. The tool enables citizens in Duluth to take daily action on the climate through a mobile app designed…
Grid Catalyst is pleased to welcome two incredibly talented graduate students joining our team as 2022 Fellows for the fall term. Alexa Carerra and Sarah Komoroski are both pursuing a Master of Science in Science, Technology, and Environmental Policy at…
Today we announced the five energy startups selected for our 2022 energy startup cohort for demonstration. Grid Catalyst is the only clean energy accelerator focused on project demonstration and deploying solutions for cold climates. With global investments in clean energy…
Collaboration has always been at the heart of Grid Catalyst’s work. From our partnerships with Clean Energy Economy Minnesota (CEEM) and Center for Economic Inclusion to foundational work with our Innovators Network. With so much on the horizon in 2022,…
As we emerge from an incredible moment of focus on climate change at the COP26 Conference in Glasgow, the world is determining a new path forward. Unprecedented commitments have been made by the public and private sector to address carbon…
Grid Catalyst Featured in Twin Cities Business Magazine – September 30, 2021 3M, U of M join network to support founders in Grid Catalyst, a new program from Clean Energy Economy Minnesota By Tess Allen Nina Axelson has been doing sustainability…
Today, Minnesota clean energy accelerator Grid Catalyst announced the formation of its Innovators Network. The founding group consists of 12 Fortune 500 companies, cities and public institutions that will support the accelerator’s first-ever cohort, allowing clean energy startups to test their technologies in real-life scenarios.
