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Newlab News
New Orleans

Newlab New Orleans: A New Hub for Industrial Technology Defining the Future of Energy in Louisiana

Newlab’s New Orleans is a purpose-built industrial development facility—high-load power, overhead cranes, fume hoods—for scaling energy, carbon-management, and maritime tech pilots in Louisiana’s industrial corridor. Startups and partners can apply for grant funding, DOE-informed expertise, and strategic partnerships to drive regional reindustrialization.

Events
Industry

Celebrating Founders Staying Grounded during #NYTechWeek

On June 3rd we launched our second exhibition of Critical Mass, with Volume Two: Stay Grounded. With over 300 people in attendance we enjoyed performances by D.J. Workhorse and Sunny Jain’s Addiction, drank organic wine, grilled angus burgers, and celebrated the groundbreaking work of 8 incredible critical technology companies.

Mining
Riyadh
Studios

Accelerating Economic Diversification in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Through Mining Innovation

The global energy transition depends on critical minerals. Our Mining Innovation Studio in Riyadh is designed to tackle this challenge head-on.

Studios
Materials
Latin America
Montevideo

Newlab, UPM, and Montes del Plata Drive Waste-to-Green Construction Innovation in LatAm

Newlab, UPM, and MdP are collaborating to identify promising startups globally that are developing waste-to-materials technologies and launch pilots to test and validate their solutions in LatAm.

Materials
Startups
Puerto Rico

Creating a New Sargassum Value Chain with Invest Puerto Rico

Through our Waste-to-X initiative, Newlab and partners are transforming environmental challenges into opportunities for economic growth, sustainable products, and job creation.

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