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Additional Funding Available through the Northeast Utilities PRIME Program
The Northeast Utilities PRIME Program will pay up to 100% of the cost of Lean Manufacturing events, led by CONNSTEP, for CL&P customers who qualify.
Manufacturers with SIC codes 2000-3999 are eligible for up to 6 funded events! Even CL&P customers who have completed two (2) events through the PRIME Program in the past are eligible for an additional four (4) events with qualification.
Take this opportunity to produce measurable and sustainable process improvement results for your company. PRIME Program events can provide your company with:
- Lower costs through reduced energy consumption
- Improved manufacturing productivity
- Reduced inventory and associated costs
- Reduced floor space requirements
If you are interested in conducting a Lean Manufacturing event in your company, contact us.
How It's Made
The Science Channel show, How It's Made, is looking for companies in Connecticut to profile in the upcoming season. The show reaches an international audience of over 100 million viewers per week and is seen in over 180 countries.
If you are interested in showcasing your product & process, please click here for contact information.
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