Washington Clean Energy Testbeds

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Facilities: The Washington Clean Energy Testbeds provide a 15,000-square-foot "one-stop-shop" at UW for scaling climate technologies. This pay-as-you-go facility offers specialized labs for fabrication, grid integration, and battery prototyping, enabling researchers to move from discovery to commercial production while retaining full intellectual property.

Support: The Washington Clean Energy Testbeds support innovation through hands-on technical training and a Remote User Program for off-site research. Beyond equipment, they provide grant and business support, commercialization guidance via residency programs, and flexible workspaces like lab benches and private offices. These services streamline the path from discovery to market within their Seattle-based innovation hub.

The Washington Clean Energy Testbeds (WCET) is an open-access facility at the University of Washington dedicated to accelerating innovation in clean energy and climate technologies. The lab offers a "one-stop-shop" for research and development, providing advanced tools for every stage of product development from materials synthesis to pilot-scale manufacturing. Operating on a pay-as-you-go basis, the facility allows both on-site and remote researchers to engineer, prototype and test their solutions while retaining full ownership of their intellectual property.

Climate Tech (Generalist)Advanced ManufacturingAdvanced Materials and NanotechnologyEnergy StorageElectricity and GridClean Energy GenerationMicro- and Nanoelectronics

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