IncubatorBRITE Energy Innovators is a nonprofit energy tech incubator located in Warren, Ohio, focused on accelerating advanced energy technologies for startups.

Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator (IN2) is a program that supports early-stage companies in clean energy and agriculture technologies through grants, technical assistance, and industry connections.
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The Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator (IN2) is dedicated to fostering innovation and accelerating the market adoption of energy technologies. Established in 2014, IN2 supports early-stage startups focused on energy efficiency and sustainability. The incubator collaborates with various partners, including the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), to provide resources and expertise to help startups validate and commercialize their technologies. IN2's mission is to create a resilient and adaptable future through advancements in energy technologies.
IN2 invests in early-stage companies developing innovative energy technologies. The organization focuses on sectors such as clean technology, energy efficiency, and sustainable agriculture. Through various programs, IN2 helps startups scale their solutions and effectively reach the market, ensuring that their innovations contribute to a sustainable future.
IN2 offers selected startups up to $250,000 in nondilutive support, primarily through hands-on technical assistance from national laboratory scientists. Startups gain access to testing, validation, pilot programs, investor networks, channel partners, and adopter relationships, all aimed at accelerating their market entry and growth.
Startups are referred by IN2 Channel Partners and can inquire via email at IN2@nrel.gov.
IN2 focuses on clean technology, energy efficiency, and sustainable agriculture.
IN2 provides up to $250,000 in nondilutive funding and technical assistance.
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