Who We Are
The GLEAMM Team is a collaboration of university innovators, industry leaders and for-profit testing, certification and manufacturing facilities focused on protecting, enhancing and managing energy transmission and distribution on the electric grid.
What We Do
We connect unique field testing, certification and manufacturing facilities with university innovators and industry leaders to research, develop and commercialize technologies, services and next-generation power electronics.
We measure success based on:
• Research funding from private and public sources
• New technologies and services accelerated into the market
• Growth in our testing, certification and manufacturing services
Our Partners
Our Opportunities
Battery Storage
Advancing peak shaving and storage opportunities through a variety of facilities and capabilities
Commercial Development
Developing large-scale commercial renewable energy generation assets
Cyber Security
Securing Energy assets from cyber attacks
Microgrid & Distributed Energy Resources (DERs)
Advancing secure and innovative electricity systems through microgrid capabilities to mitigate grid challenges
Phasor Measurement Units (PMU)
Improving visibility of power flow within the electric grid transmission and distribution system
Silicon Carbide Development and Manufacturing
Advancing the next generation of silicon carbide power electronics devices to support electric grid and distributed generation assets
Solar
Developed a solar test facility to maximize solar generation and support of distributed energy and microgrid opportunities
Weather and Energy Forecasting
Providing the energy industry with predictable weather data and information to more effectively deploy energy assets for maximum financial return
Wind
Leveraging TTU’s leadership in wind engineering, education, and power generation to improve wind turbine performance
Spark Fund
Funding Startups that Accelerate the Commercialization of Energy Technologies
GLEAMM Spark Fund is a $1M proof of concept grant program designed to accelerate the commercialization of energy technologies through gap funding by launching startups based on GLEAMM-affiliated university intellectual property and attracting private sector sponsored research.