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Nextek Power Systems Adds Ultra Efficient Ceiling Fans to Lighting Products in its Solar-Ready Systems
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With Clinton Global Initiative, Nextek in African Secondary Schools.
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EMerge Alliance Launched to Create a New Standard for Power Distribution and Device Control in Commercial Buildings
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The Town of Hempstead, N.Y., combines solar energy with innovative electrical distribution and variable frequency drives to control energy costs in a green way.
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	Nextek Power Systems and Next Energy together with Governor Granholm during the Detroit International Auto Show 2009.
	The US Department of Defense In addition to Nextek’s successful Advanced Mobile Micro grid program with the DoD’s National Automotive Center (NAC), the company has been awarded a multi-year contract to prototype Direct Coupling® power topology in Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) applications through the NextEnergy Center in Detroit.
	The US Department of Energy Nextek is a winner of a highly competitive grant for the DoE’s Solar Energy Grid Integration System (SEGIS) program. Work is underway now, administered by the Sandia National Lab in New Mexico.
	The EMerge Alliance Concurrent with the product launch of the electrically active ceiling product, Armstrong joins with Nextek, Johnson Controls Inc., OSRAM Sylvania and others to form a consortium that promotes a new DC power standard for buildings. The Emerge Alliance formally launched at the US Green Building Council’s GreenBuild conference in Boston in November 2008.
	Armstrong Worldwide Industries Nextek has designed a purpose-built Direct Coupling® power supply for Armstrong’s Building Products division’s new electrically active ceiling product. AWI is the leading global manufacturer of suspended ceiling systems, producing over 1.2 billion square feet of ceilings last year. National launch of this product is planned for 2009.