The Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) markets Michigan and provides the tools and environment to promote job creation and investment in the state. It engages with customers globally, including businesses, entrepreneurs, and communities. The MEDC advocates for business development, tourism, film, and digital media incentives, arts and cultural grants, and the overall economic growth of Michigan. It offers a number of business assistance services and capital programs for business attraction and acceleration, entrepreneurship, strategic partnerships, talent enhancement, and urban and community development. The Michigan Economic Development Corporation was founded in 1999 and is based in Lansing, Michigan.
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Voltpost
Grant in 2024
Voltpost is a company that transforms lampposts into smart electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, enhancing accessibility for users. By converting existing lampposts into a modular and upgradable Level 2 charging platform, Voltpost offers a convenient and affordable solution for EV charging. This innovative approach not only simplifies the charging process through a mobile app but also reduces the costs, time, and space typically associated with traditional charging stations. The company aims to accelerate electric vehicle adoption by providing scalable curbside charging options for cities and businesses, ultimately contributing to the decarbonization of mobility and facilitating greater access to charging infrastructure.
Eaton - eMobility Business
Grant in 2023
Eaton - eMobility Business delivers electric vehicle solutions to passenger car, commercial vehicle and off-highway OEMs.
Intramotev
Grant in 2023
Intramotev Autonomous Rail manufactures autonomous zero-emissions rail vehicles to advance the future of freight movement. Intramotev's vehicles provide efficient and cost-effective movement of materials across specialized private railroads for mines, manufacturing facilities, ports, and more that is autonomous and fully battery-electric, enabling rail and mining industries to get lower emissions than diesel-electric locomotives and diesel trucks, shorter stopping distance, and steeper grade capability than existing trains.
Workhorse Group
Grant in 2022
Workhorse Group designs and produces battery-electric power trains for its new Workhorse chassis. Workhorse’s approach to building its battery electric power trains uses proven, automotive-grade, mass-produced parts coupled with its custom designed, proprietary control software. Workhorse Group is an original equipment manufacturer of class 3-6 Workhorse brand medium-duty truck chassis. Its assembly plant enables it to build the tried and true W62 chassis and the new, narrower-track W88 chassis at price points and performance specifications sure to be attractive to fleet purchasers. The company's product, The HorseFly™ UAV Delivery system, is a custom built, high efficiency octocopter-based delivery UAV that is fully integrated with electric delivery trucks. It follows the FAA guidelines for UAV operation. The system is designed such that a driver or driver’s assistant can maintain line-of-sight operation of the UAV delivery process. Workhorse Group was founded on 2007 and is headquartered in Loveland, Ohio.
Evenergi
Grant in 2022
Evenergi is a software-as-a-service company and eMobility consultancy, driving towards a sustainable future.
Amigo Mobility International
Grant in 2022
Amigo Mobility is a manufacturer of electric scooters for the healthcare, grocery, retail, and material handling industries. Their services include material handling equipment, motorized shopping carts and shopping wheelchairs, and mobility solutions for markets, healthcare, retail, grocery, and industrial.
Current Motor
Series A in 2011
Current Motor fills the unmet need for fast, fun, affordable, zero-emission, electric vehicles (EVs). Current Motor develops and manufactures all-electric maxi-scooters for the Americas, made in Michigan. The company’s EVs use no gas, produce no emissions and create no maintenance hassles. Their maxi-scooters offer speeds up to 70 MPH and a range of up to 50 miles. They charge from a standard 110V household outlet in 5 hours. Backed by BELLE Capital, the State of Michigan and other private equity investors, please visit www.currentmotor.com for more information. They are shipping Test Pilot (beta) bikes with full production maxi-scooters scheduled to ship at the end of the 2011.
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