The Adams Administration, in partnership with NYCEDC, has unveiled plans for a climate innovation hub at the Brooklyn Army Terminal, designed by a consortium that includes the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator and others. Slated to launch in 2028 with temporary operations starting in 2025, the hub aims to bolster the local economy by supporting 150 startups and creating over 600 jobs through a $100 million investment. The initiative aligns with New York City's goals to advance its green economy and protect communities from climate change.
The Adams Administration and NYCEDC announced a climate innovation hub at Brooklyn Army Terminal, set to support startups and create 600 jobs.
The $100 million investment aims to assist 150 startups and generate $2.6 billion in economic impact over a decade.
This hub will be a gateway to NYC's green economy, while also aiding vulnerable communities at risk from climate change.
The consortium includes esteemed institutions like CUNY, NYU, and Perkins and Will, emphasizing collaboration for climate innovation.
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