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GR-based Greenbuilt Michigan expands services statewide

Grand Rapids-based Greenbuilt Michigan has extended its services to the entire state of Michigan, meaing construction professionals statewide will have better access to the nonprofit's green training.

Troll the show with these ‘autoextremists’

Check out all that's hot at Detroit's North American International Auto Show with a bunch of "autoextremists" via their blog.

$150,000 grant goes to NextEnergy to build energy-saving tool for Web

NextEnergy was awarded a $150,000 grant from the Michigan Public Service Commission to develop and host a web-based fleet processing tool. The tool is designed to assist fleet managers in determining “what kind of technology would be best suited for how they use their vehicles,” explains NextEnergy’s director of program development Jim Saber.

Street-legal electric vehicle — EcoV — rolls out of Grosse Pointe company

EnVironmental Transportation Solutions, based out of Grosse Pointe Woods, has developed a proof-of-concept urban-based low-speed electric vehicle ready for line production. 

Ann Arbor-based designer to create PS3 game

Game developer Matt Toschlog has started development on a game for Sony’s Playstation 3 under his new Ann Arbor-based company Reactor Zero.

Macomb County Community College opens alternative fuel center

Macomb Community College has opened the Macomb Center for Alternative Fuels.

Fuel cell innovators ECD get $3 million in grants to develop new products

Rochester Hills-based Energy Conversion Devices has won $3 million in grants to produce advanced power supply devices in the past several weeks.

Plymouth-based company up for magazine’s Game of the Year title

Plymouth-based Stardock Corporation just announced that their space strategy computer game Galactic Civilizations II: Dread Lords has been nominated as Strategy Game of the Year by GameSpot.

How green is the auto show?

How green is this year's North American International Auto Show? It depends on who you ask.

UM plans to build new $38 million North Quad complex

The University of Michigan Board of Regents approved plans for the University’s new $38 million North Quad dormitory complex, blending information, communication and media studies with student residences.

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