Learn more about the LEEP West Gate node and apply here!
What is the Lab Embedded Entrepreneurship Program’s Mission?
New innovations, derived from investments in basic and applied energy research at universities and national labs, are critical to building a clean energy economy. The program's mission is to enable the most promising clean tech entrepreneurs to develop game-changing technologies for a clean energy future.
How does it work?
Each node recruits clean energy’s best and brightest minds through a national call for a two-year funded fellowship that will help move their emerging technology into the market. Early-stage startups embed at their respective national lab and are mentored by a lab scientist. The programs also provide local, regional, and national ecosystem support including business entrepreneurship training to eliminate the hurdles traditionally faced by early-stage clean tech startups.
These innovators are our future. The program supports the revolutionary technologies that may save the planet.
Applications for the West Gate node are due by 11:59 p.m. MST on Feb. 14, 2023. Candidates selected to advance to the semi-finalist phase will be notified in March.
