EnerNOC, a leading provider of energy intelligence software (EIS), announced today that it is partnering with Greentown Labs, an organization that supports early-stage energy technology companies with access to space, resources, and funding. Greentown Labs is one of the largest incubator spaces for hardware startups in the Northeast. As part of the partnership, EnerNOC will create a space at the incubator's Somerville, MA offices that will provide an opportunity for EnerNOC employees and Greentown Labs entrepreneurs to collaborate.
"We are excited to be partnering with one of the premier, local energy technology businesses, developed and still led by the entrepreneurs who founded it. We share the DNA of entrepreneurship, leveraging technology, solving big energy problems, and building a diverse, vibrant ecosystem," said Emily Reichert, Executive Director of Greentown Labs.
EnerNOC and Greentown Labs are also developing a speaker series featuring women in technology to be launched on November 6. EnerNOC has worked with Greentown Labs since 2012 and has served as a founding sponsor and judge of the Boston Cleanweb Hackathon and Data Jam Challenge, hosted at Greentown Labs. EnerNOC employees participated and judged the events, and provided mentoring and other support as part of their commitment to build talent and foster innovation in the Greater Boston area.
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Download free sample pages"Working with Greentown Labs is a continuation of our efforts to build a world-class partner network of talent and technologies that will accelerate innovation," said Tim Healy, Chairman and CEO of EnerNOC. "By supporting emerging engineers and entrepreneurs, we are investing in the growth of the energy intelligence software ecosystem and the broader technology community."
Hugh Scandrett, Vice President of Engineering at EnerNOC, will join Greentown Lab's advisory board as part of the partnership. To learn more about the upcoming women in technology event, go to http://www.eventbrite.com/e/women-in-technology-entrepreneurship-2014-2015-speaker-series-tickets-13034250795.
