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This document provides an overview of clean energy innovation in New York State. It discusses CNSE's Energy and Environmental Technology Applications Center (E2TAC) and clean energy incubator (iCLEAN) which work to develop and commercialize clean energy technologies. It also describes New York's comprehensive clean energy innovation ecosystem, which includes university research, business incubation, public-private partnerships, and established manufacturing facilities. The goal is to support clean energy startups and help transition technologies from the lab to commercial scale manufacturing. Metrics like private investment, jobs created, and new products introduced are used to measure the success of this innovation ecosystem.

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Update on the New York State Clean Energy Boom Nicholas Querques Assistant Vice President for Clean Energy Programs College of Nanoscale Science & Engineering October 15, 2012 NYSBA Intellectual Property Law Section Greentech Committee
Overview CNSE background E2TAC, CNSEs clean energy R&D center iCLEAN, CNSEs clean energy incubator Clean energy innovation in NYS New York Business Plan Competition Academic innovation and entrepreneurship in NYS CNSEs innovation ecosystem 15 October 2012 2
CNSEs shared-use, co-location model NanoFab Central NanoFab X $75M, 100K ft2 250K ft2 NanoFab North 15K Cleanroom $175M, 228K ft2 35K Cleanroom NanoFab 200 $25M, 70K ft2 4K Cleanroom NanoFab South $75M, 150K ft2 32K Cleanroom NanoFab East $100M, 250K ft2 800K ft2 cutting-edge facilities (with 80,000 ft2 of 300 mm Cleanrooms) Partners include SEMATECH, IBM, Intel, GlobalFoundries, AMD, Micron, Infineon, Samsung, Tokyo Electron, and TSMC, US Army, NIST, and others 15 October 2012 3
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Global Foundries Technology Campus Infotonics Foundry (Saratoga Springs) Center & Park Marcy NanoCenter Campus (Utica) SEDC (Halfmoon) Watervliet Arsenal Technology Park Albany NanoTech Complex Technology Hub Lockheed Martin Electronics Park IBM East Fishkill Innovation Requires Fab Campus Close Coupling Between R&D and Manufacturing 15 October 2012 5
Energy and Environmental Technology Applications Center Created in 1998 as an active expansion of CNSE Leverages CNSEs intellectual power base and state-of-the-art infrastructure to integrate new technologies to advanced energy and environmental applications through: Technology Development Education and Outreach Business Acceleration E2TAC focuses on developing clean energy and environmental technologies 15 October 2012 6
Clean energy technology thrusts Evolutionary Disruptive Revolutionary Smart Grid - Advanced Solar Energy Storage Energy Efficiency CIGS Batteries Green buildings Thin film Ultracapacitors Monitoring/control systems a-Silicon Fuel Cells/H2 Power electronics Polymer-based Catalysts Power quality Silicon-based Electrodes Sensors Short Term Medium Term Long Term Market Focus Investment Focus Policy Focus Industry Driven Technology Driven Research Driven 15 October 2012 7
Developing a comprehensive clean energy technology portfolio through partnerships 15 October 2012 8
Education outreach and workforce development Education Outreach K-12 workshops NanoHigh partnership with City School District of Albany Girls Inc. Eureka!速 program NanoCareer Days NANOvember CNSE Community Day Colloquium Series Workforce Development Technician, operator, and installer training programs Transitioning entrepreneur program Graduate (PhD and MS) and undergraduate programs (BS) Nano+MBA program 15 October 2012 9
NYSERDA funded incubation: iCLEAN Partnership with HVCFI & NYSERDA/STEP Leverages 10 years of experience incubating over 100 companies in partnership with Clean Energy Alliance iCLEAN incubates nanotechnology- enabled, early stage clean energy technology startups Goals and Objectives: Clean energy technology and business development Map of Tech Valley with three Commercialization acceleration iCLEAN locations highlighted. Education and training 15 October 2012 10
iCLEAN technology commercialization approach Government Funding Public-Private Partnerships Private Funding Expand to overcome the Valley of Death and Mountain of Debt Market transformation strategies require funding throughout the lifecycle of the product development process Create and grow public-private partnerships through robust network Align objectives between federal, state, and industry programs to leverage funds most effectively 15 October 2012 11
iCLEAN services and programs Business Assistance (on-site and virtual) Business/marketing/financial plan development Investor pitch development and other investor readiness activities Coaching and mentoring through EIR program Technical Assistance Proof of concept testing to manufacturing assistance Market validation, technology maturation, and commercialization roadmap development Education and Outreach Assistance Networking events Collegiate business plan competition Cleantech startup investor forum and competition Bootcamp training and information forums Entrepreneurial development series 15 October 2012 12
Clean energy innovation in NYS Initiatives championed by NYSERDA 6 incubators, including iCLEAN, across the state New York Battery and Energy Storage Technology Consortium (NY-BEST) NYS Smart Grid Consortium Proof-of-Concept Center Initiative CNSEs Photovoltaic Manufacturing Consortium Cooperative R&D among industry, university, and government partners to accelerate the development, commercialization, and manufacturing of next-generation solar photovoltaic technologies Focus on manufacturability pilot manufacturing leading to wide- scale manufacturing Overall investment of $300M over 5 years from DOE, industry, NYS, and others 15 October 2012 13
Measuring the clean energy economy in metros Brookings Institution 2011 Report: Sizing the Clean Economy 15 October 2012 14
New York Business Plan Competition Venture creation and innovation competition established in 2009 2012 competition featured 125 teams from 25 institutions 2013 competition has been expanded to feature the 10 Regional Economic Development Council zones Only leading collegiate business competition in the nation that is a regionally coordinated, collaborative statewide program The winners are selected each year by investors including venture capitalists, angels, investment bankers, other sophisticated public and private investors, and seasoned entrepreneurs At the end of the 2012 competition, more than $310K in cash and in-kind prizes have been awarded to student entrepreneurs 15 October 2012 15
Past winner: B.E.S.S. Technologies 2010 NYS Business Plan Competition grand prize winner CNSE spinout company Developing better anodes for Li-ion batteries $150K in NSF funding $525K in NYSERDA funding Currently finalizing investment agreement with strategic private investor for $1.5M seed investment 15 October 2012 16
Pipeline for innovation ecosystem iCLEAN NYSERDA funded clean energy and nanotechnology incubator Tech-VIP CNSEs internal idea competition for students and faculty New York Business Plan Competition Statewide collegiate pitch competition for all startups Over 30 early investors VCs, angels, sophisticated public investors Over $225K in cash prizes and $30k in services annually New Energy Symposium Northeast regional pitch competition for cleantech startups Over 50 investors and bankers VCs, angels, institutional investors 15 October 2012 17
Case in point: CNSE A comprehensive clean energy innovation ecosystem University Consortium US PVMC space University/National PVMC technology programs Industry Lab collaborations Basic research Early stage Technology transfer High-volume development to member manufacturing development 15 October 2012 18
CNSEs innovation ecosystem model Established Companies Companies are ready Later Stage for commercialization Startups Manufacturing scale Incubation and facilities are readily acceleration available activities Existing supply chain of Early Stage Creation of large companies in marketing and region for support Startups business plans, Proof of concept technology and RD&D roadmaps, and Grant identification investor and writing presentations assistance to fund Prepare companies initial technology for investors and and business strategic development partnerships 15 October 2012 19
Examples of metrics and impacts to strive for iCLEAN measures its companys success by the following metrics: University Research Private investment raised Scientists Public investment raised Jobs created or retained Industry New products introduced Business Scientists & Incubator Revenue generated Engineers CNSEs Economic Impact Since 2001: $14B investments and over Incubation is just a piece of 2,600 high-paying R&D jobs currently on site the entire ecosystem You also need R&D and Projected by 2013: 3,500 R&D jobs manufacturing to build a Since 2001: 12,000 jobs created/retained; successful clean energy $1B total wages; $20B total investment innovation ecosystem Projected by 2015: 20,000 jobs created/retained; $2.25B wages 15 October 2012 20

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nq.cnse.update on the new york state clean energy boom

  • 1. Update on the New York State Clean Energy Boom Nicholas Querques Assistant Vice President for Clean Energy Programs College of Nanoscale Science & Engineering October 15, 2012 NYSBA Intellectual Property Law Section Greentech Committee
  • 2. Overview CNSE background E2TAC, CNSEs clean energy R&D center iCLEAN, CNSEs clean energy incubator Clean energy innovation in NYS New York Business Plan Competition Academic innovation and entrepreneurship in NYS CNSEs innovation ecosystem 15 October 2012 2
  • 3. CNSEs shared-use, co-location model NanoFab Central NanoFab X $75M, 100K ft2 250K ft2 NanoFab North 15K Cleanroom $175M, 228K ft2 35K Cleanroom NanoFab 200 $25M, 70K ft2 4K Cleanroom NanoFab South $75M, 150K ft2 32K Cleanroom NanoFab East $100M, 250K ft2 800K ft2 cutting-edge facilities (with 80,000 ft2 of 300 mm Cleanrooms) Partners include SEMATECH, IBM, Intel, GlobalFoundries, AMD, Micron, Infineon, Samsung, Tokyo Electron, and TSMC, US Army, NIST, and others 15 October 2012 3
  • 5. Global Foundries Technology Campus Infotonics Foundry (Saratoga Springs) Center & Park Marcy NanoCenter Campus (Utica) SEDC (Halfmoon) Watervliet Arsenal Technology Park Albany NanoTech Complex Technology Hub Lockheed Martin Electronics Park IBM East Fishkill Innovation Requires Fab Campus Close Coupling Between R&D and Manufacturing 15 October 2012 5
  • 6. Energy and Environmental Technology Applications Center Created in 1998 as an active expansion of CNSE Leverages CNSEs intellectual power base and state-of-the-art infrastructure to integrate new technologies to advanced energy and environmental applications through: Technology Development Education and Outreach Business Acceleration E2TAC focuses on developing clean energy and environmental technologies 15 October 2012 6
  • 7. Clean energy technology thrusts Evolutionary Disruptive Revolutionary Smart Grid - Advanced Solar Energy Storage Energy Efficiency CIGS Batteries Green buildings Thin film Ultracapacitors Monitoring/control systems a-Silicon Fuel Cells/H2 Power electronics Polymer-based Catalysts Power quality Silicon-based Electrodes Sensors Short Term Medium Term Long Term Market Focus Investment Focus Policy Focus Industry Driven Technology Driven Research Driven 15 October 2012 7
  • 8. Developing a comprehensive clean energy technology portfolio through partnerships 15 October 2012 8
  • 9. Education outreach and workforce development Education Outreach K-12 workshops NanoHigh partnership with City School District of Albany Girls Inc. Eureka!速 program NanoCareer Days NANOvember CNSE Community Day Colloquium Series Workforce Development Technician, operator, and installer training programs Transitioning entrepreneur program Graduate (PhD and MS) and undergraduate programs (BS) Nano+MBA program 15 October 2012 9
  • 10. NYSERDA funded incubation: iCLEAN Partnership with HVCFI & NYSERDA/STEP Leverages 10 years of experience incubating over 100 companies in partnership with Clean Energy Alliance iCLEAN incubates nanotechnology- enabled, early stage clean energy technology startups Goals and Objectives: Clean energy technology and business development Map of Tech Valley with three Commercialization acceleration iCLEAN locations highlighted. Education and training 15 October 2012 10
  • 11. iCLEAN technology commercialization approach Government Funding Public-Private Partnerships Private Funding Expand to overcome the Valley of Death and Mountain of Debt Market transformation strategies require funding throughout the lifecycle of the product development process Create and grow public-private partnerships through robust network Align objectives between federal, state, and industry programs to leverage funds most effectively 15 October 2012 11
  • 12. iCLEAN services and programs Business Assistance (on-site and virtual) Business/marketing/financial plan development Investor pitch development and other investor readiness activities Coaching and mentoring through EIR program Technical Assistance Proof of concept testing to manufacturing assistance Market validation, technology maturation, and commercialization roadmap development Education and Outreach Assistance Networking events Collegiate business plan competition Cleantech startup investor forum and competition Bootcamp training and information forums Entrepreneurial development series 15 October 2012 12
  • 13. Clean energy innovation in NYS Initiatives championed by NYSERDA 6 incubators, including iCLEAN, across the state New York Battery and Energy Storage Technology Consortium (NY-BEST) NYS Smart Grid Consortium Proof-of-Concept Center Initiative CNSEs Photovoltaic Manufacturing Consortium Cooperative R&D among industry, university, and government partners to accelerate the development, commercialization, and manufacturing of next-generation solar photovoltaic technologies Focus on manufacturability pilot manufacturing leading to wide- scale manufacturing Overall investment of $300M over 5 years from DOE, industry, NYS, and others 15 October 2012 13
  • 14. Measuring the clean energy economy in metros Brookings Institution 2011 Report: Sizing the Clean Economy 15 October 2012 14
  • 15. New York Business Plan Competition Venture creation and innovation competition established in 2009 2012 competition featured 125 teams from 25 institutions 2013 competition has been expanded to feature the 10 Regional Economic Development Council zones Only leading collegiate business competition in the nation that is a regionally coordinated, collaborative statewide program The winners are selected each year by investors including venture capitalists, angels, investment bankers, other sophisticated public and private investors, and seasoned entrepreneurs At the end of the 2012 competition, more than $310K in cash and in-kind prizes have been awarded to student entrepreneurs 15 October 2012 15
  • 16. Past winner: B.E.S.S. Technologies 2010 NYS Business Plan Competition grand prize winner CNSE spinout company Developing better anodes for Li-ion batteries $150K in NSF funding $525K in NYSERDA funding Currently finalizing investment agreement with strategic private investor for $1.5M seed investment 15 October 2012 16
  • 17. Pipeline for innovation ecosystem iCLEAN NYSERDA funded clean energy and nanotechnology incubator Tech-VIP CNSEs internal idea competition for students and faculty New York Business Plan Competition Statewide collegiate pitch competition for all startups Over 30 early investors VCs, angels, sophisticated public investors Over $225K in cash prizes and $30k in services annually New Energy Symposium Northeast regional pitch competition for cleantech startups Over 50 investors and bankers VCs, angels, institutional investors 15 October 2012 17
  • 18. Case in point: CNSE A comprehensive clean energy innovation ecosystem University Consortium US PVMC space University/National PVMC technology programs Industry Lab collaborations Basic research Early stage Technology transfer High-volume development to member manufacturing development 15 October 2012 18
  • 19. CNSEs innovation ecosystem model Established Companies Companies are ready Later Stage for commercialization Startups Manufacturing scale Incubation and facilities are readily acceleration available activities Existing supply chain of Early Stage Creation of large companies in marketing and region for support Startups business plans, Proof of concept technology and RD&D roadmaps, and Grant identification investor and writing presentations assistance to fund Prepare companies initial technology for investors and and business strategic development partnerships 15 October 2012 19
  • 20. Examples of metrics and impacts to strive for iCLEAN measures its companys success by the following metrics: University Research Private investment raised Scientists Public investment raised Jobs created or retained Industry New products introduced Business Scientists & Incubator Revenue generated Engineers CNSEs Economic Impact Since 2001: $14B investments and over Incubation is just a piece of 2,600 high-paying R&D jobs currently on site the entire ecosystem You also need R&D and Projected by 2013: 3,500 R&D jobs manufacturing to build a Since 2001: 12,000 jobs created/retained; successful clean energy $1B total wages; $20B total investment innovation ecosystem Projected by 2015: 20,000 jobs created/retained; $2.25B wages 15 October 2012 20