The Adams Administration and NYCEDC have unveiled plans for a climate innovation hub at the Brooklyn Army Terminal, spearheaded by a consortium that includes the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator and Cambridge Innovation Center. This facility aims to support over 150 startups, provide workforce training, and create more than 600 jobs by investing $100 million. Temporary operations will commence in 2025, with the official launch planned for 2028, significantly contributing to New York City's green economy and addressing climate vulnerability.
“This new hub will not only be a gateway to New York City's growing green economy but will also serve as a catalyst for protecting our vulnerable communities susceptible to climate change.”
“We are thrilled to partner with Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator and others in creating a climate innovation hub that will provide essential resources for startups and workforce development.”
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