Clean Energy Story

Binghamton University's "Bearcat Chats" invites members of the Koffman Incubator to discuss resources available for entrepreneurs.

Village of Endicott officials are looking into bringing a glass recycling facility to the area, and now a Binghamton-based startup company is hoping to get involved.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced $2.5 million in support to four winners of the 76West Clean Energy Business Competition to advance innovation to lower carbon emissions and spur economic growth in New York State.

The startup ecosystem is flourishing in the Koffman Incubator, evidenced by an influx of innovative ideas over the last few months.

One way for contractors to get a leg up on the competition and sell more efficient, high-end equipment is to offer enticing financing options through EMPEQ.

Clean Energy Incubator member Skyven has recently gained major investment to expand further into New York and continue to support efficiency in manufacturing

COI Energy, a recent participant in the 76West clean energy competition and new SCI member has been accepted into Google's accelerator program, one of only 12 companies accepted.

SunTegra, a leading provider of solar roof systems, today announced that it has hired Kim Bush as Inside Sales Specialist and Office Manager, and Cullen Fisher as Product Design and Technical Support Specialist, at their headquarters in Binghamton, NY.

Three engineering students discovered not all recycling gets recycled. After research, they set out to turn glass into sustainable cement.

Natrion, a Sodium-Ion battery startup focused on renewable energy storage, is now partnered with Binghamton University's Koffman Incubator and is eager to access their clean energy resources.