"Combined with the NextEnergy Zone and other components of theNextEnergy Initiative, the new center will significantly expandMichigan's leadership in alternative energy research andmanufacturing," Engler says.
The center will be built on a site bounded by Woodward Avenue,Lodge Freeway, I-94 and the Grand Trunk Railroad tracks. The new40,000-sf facility will include laboratory space, businessincubator space, collaborative meeting space and other features tosupport the alternative energy industry.
Major components of the initiative include developing programsin power electronics, alternative energy, fuel cells, industrysupport services and future accelerator programs.
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