The Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster is administered by the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technologies and regional partners that support the hydrogen and fuel cell industry through education and outreach. The project’s goals are to:
- Increase the adoption of hydrogen and fuel cell products to sustainably meet global energy needs.
- Provide business resources to improve the competitive position of hydrogen and fuel cell cluster businesses in the New England, New Jersey, and New York.
This cluster development project was funded by the US Small Business Administration to drive economic development, innovation and job creation in the nation’s increasingly important energy sector. NEESC supports the electrochemical energy storage cluster in the Northeast through business services that include training, counseling, mentoring, technology transfer/commercialization, export readiness, manufacturing assistance, market development, and incubator assistance. These activities will lead to increased US based market share, economic activity, productivity, technology deployment, and job creation.
Contact Us
Connecticut
Joel Rinebold
Director of Energy Initiative
Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc.
(860) 291-8832
Jrinebold@ccat.us
Paul Aresta
Program Manager
Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc.
(860) 291-8832
paresta@ccat.us
Massachusetts
Tom Ollila
(781) 789-6160
taollila@verizon.net
Maine and New Hampshire
Brad Bradshaw
President
Hydrogen Energy Center Inc.
brad@velerity.com
New Jersey
Bob Rose
Executive Director
BRose@fuelcells.org
JoAnn Milliken
NEESC was funded by a contract from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). SBA’s funding should not be construed as an endorsement of any products, opinions, or services. All SBA-funded projects are extended to the public on a non discriminator basis.