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    Applications Open for Startups to Lead the Charge with Global Energy Leader NextEra Energy’s Incubator Deadline to apply is August 23

    August 19, 20212 Mins Read5 Views
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    Meet Altrese Hawkins, the Director of Business Operations for Purivy, a startup in the 35 Mules program, and an Operations Program Manager at Microsoft
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    (Black PR Wire) Energy, tech and energy-related startups can now apply to receive $100,000.00 in grant funding to bring their game-changing ideas to life and help solve some of the world’s most critical problems, including climate change.

    The program, 35 Mules, is the first in-house innovation hub powered by Florida Power & Light Company (FPL), a NextEra Energy company. The program provides entrepreneurs with funding and access to financial and marketing mentors, Fortune 200 executive coaching, advanced technology solutions, business services and world-class facilities.

    Recently, 35 Mules opened applications for its next class of innovators to join the 12-18 month accelerator program in Juno Beach, Florida. Applications are currently available at 35Mules.com/apply, and close on Monday, August 23.

    Last year, six startups received a combined $8.53 million in grants propelling their businesses forward to develop energy technologies that support sustainability efforts across the U.S. One of those startups is Purivy, a UV sanitation system, who credits their involvement in the 35 Mules program for their success.

    WHAT:  35 Mules, an innovation hub powered by FPL, is opening applications for its next class to help entrepreneurs bring their game-changing ideas to life faster, smarter and at scale. This program includes:

    *Access to leading subject-matter experts across FPL in renewables, solar, smart grid and more

    *Leadership coaching from FPL and NextEra Energy Fortune 200 executives

    *A non-dilutive cash grant of up to $100,000

    *Dedicated, rent-free workspace with access to world-class facilities on campus for 12 to 18 months

    WHEN:  Applications are open now through Monday, August 23

    WHERE:  Apply online at 35mules.com/apply

    WHY:  By joining the program, startups will have the opportunity to develop their big ideas with access to hands-on training from subject matter experts, mentorship and more. Last year, 35 Mules provided participants with:

    *$8.53 Million in grants since joining the program

    *More than 60 one-on-one executive and leadership engagements

    *More than 160 subject-matter expert learning opportunities with 20+ FPL/NEE business units

    *Six awards won and nominations received since joining the program

    *More than 200 hours of formal training, including legal, marketing, learn startup and customer discovery, HR, intellectual property

    WHO:  The hub is looking for energy, water and energy-adjacent startups but values diversity of ideas and encourages unsure prospective applicants to apply. Selected startups will work from the FPL and NextEra Energy campus in Juno Beach, Florida, which is 90 minutes north of Miami and three minutes from the beach.

    For more information, contact Black PR Wire at 877-BLACKPR.

     

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    Carma Henry

    Carma Lynn Henry Westside Gazette Newspaper 545 N.W. 7th Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33311 Office: (954) 525-1489 Fax: (954) 525-1861

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