The organizations building this alongside NGE
Community Energy Infrastructure is a category-creating exercise. It requires policy allies, engineering partners, industry councils, and institutional investors moving together.
ACORE Accelerate
NGE was selected for the 2026–2028 ACORE Accelerate cohort, a group of early-stage companies working on energy innovation and the transition to a lower-carbon energy future. The program provides policy, financial, and legal support to members as they scale.
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BlueWave Supplier Development
NGE holds the Platinum Badge credential from the BlueWave Supplier Development Program for small business vendors in the energy sector — pre-vetting NGE as a preferred vendor and partner for multinational companies.
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LDES National Consortium
NGE's CEO and CFO are members of the National Consortium for the Advancement of Long Duration Energy Storage Technologies, hosted by DOE's Sandia National Laboratories — a forum for identifying barriers and developing strategies to commercialize LDES within the decade.
Learn more ↗U.S. Department of Energy.
Through the Grid Resilience and Innovation Partnership (GRIP) program, DOE selected NextGen Energy’s HERO™ concept for a Top 10 award and a $250 million investment in HERO Hub development — then charged NGE with turning the model into something replicable nationwide.
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Why we built NextGen Energy
The structural problem the clean energy market accepted as fixed — and the model that closes it.
Read the case →Our Story
How the U.S. Department of Energy validated our model, and what it charged NGE to do next.
Read our story →Leadership Team
The people who have built, financed, and regulated energy infrastructure at the highest levels.
Meet the team →Two challenges. One company built for both.