These cleantech manufacturers—and many more—have chosen New York State as their strategic location for doing business. Get In Touch
Dimension Fabricators
Glenville, NY
As a steel fabricator, Dimension Fabricators has embraced the business opportunity that stems from New York’s nation-leading climate goals combined with our proximity to the bustling Northeast corridor.
- Leveraged New York State incentives for capital projects like on-site rail improvements, truck fleet electrification, air compressor upgrades, and solar installations.
- Uses proximity to bustling Northeast to capture significant savings on trucking.
- Embracing the demand for steel fabrication to support New York State’s transition to clean energy infrastructure.
“The benefits excite me because they’re going to keep a lot of people employed. And there's going to be a lot of work for a long time. Our air is going to be cleaner. Let's hope that our carbon production will drop. and we'll make for a cooler world.”
Energy Catalyst
Troy, NY
After a series of successful New York State pilot projects and clean energy grants, Energy Catalyst is rapidly scaling its innovative geothermal heat pump technology in response to New York’s growing demand for clean heating and cooling.
- CFA, NYSERDA, and local tax credits have helped this new business blossom
- Partnership with Hudson Valley Community College and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute for both research support and to tap into their technical talent pipeline.
- Participating in the NYS Clean Energy Internship Program and On-the-Job Training Program have de-risked the recruiting and training process.
“New York wanted to put themselves at the center of all things clean energy and heat pumps, and we wanted to position ourselves at the center of that center.”
Raymond Corp
Greene, NY
As a world leader in lithium ion battery technology, e-warehousing solutions, and zero-emissions industrial vehicles, Raymond Corp views New York State as a strategic location for top talent and research partners.
- Active member of New Energy New York and the New York Battery and Energy Storage Technology Consortium.
- Partnership with Rochester Institute of Technology feeds talent pipeline and R&D efforts.
- Successful completion of recent expansion projects in NYS, including a new factory site in Binghamton and an R&D facility in Rochester.
"We have not found where that type of infrastructure, that ecosystem, is really starting to thrive anywhere else. We just have not seen that and It's somewhat of a unicorn."
-Jennifer Lupo, Raymond Corp
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