Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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This Eda Investment Supports the 2025 Clean Tech Economy Coalition (ctec), Led by Mhub in Chicago, With Their Proposal to Accelerate the Development of a New Clean Tech Industry Cluster in the Midwest. the 19-MEMBER Coalition Aims to Support the Development of Technologies for Local Applications and Trade, Rapid Rollout of Critical Infrastructure, and Coordinated Workforce Development to Support an End-to-end Regional Supply Chain. If Provided an Implementation Grant, Coalition Will Pursue Six Independent-but-related Clean Tech Projects, Ranging From Electrical Vehicle Testing and Infrastructure to Innovation and Workforce Training Opportunities on Chicagos South Side to Increase Access and Opportunity in the Clean Economy for the Regions Black and Brown Communities. the Employers in Bio-innovation Were Founded There Decades Ago and Grew to Be Global Leaders, Including Cargill, the Mayo Clinic, General Mills, Ecolab, Medtronic, and Land Olakes. If Provided an Implementation Grant,
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$500,000
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