Annapolis, MD – Governor Wes Moore has announced that twelve Maryland manufacturers have been awarded grants totaling $180,000 through the Maryland Department of Commerce’s Maryland MADE grant program. This funding is intended to support the adoption of smart manufacturing technologies, aiming to enhance energy efficiency, reduce emissions, and drive sustainable improvements within the state’s manufacturing sector.
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The Maryland MADE program, funded by a $1.3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, is part of a broader federal initiative to accelerate the integration of smart manufacturing practices in small and mid-sized businesses. This investment is designed to help Maryland manufacturers remain competitive by modernizing their operations. Examples of funded projects include an electronics manufacturer in St. Mary’s County utilizing 3D printing, a Kent County company focused on reducing machine power consumption, and a Cecil County food ingredient producer incorporating smart equipment controls.
Smart manufacturing technologies can lead to significant cost savings for manufacturers, as energy utilities often represent a substantial portion of their operating expenses. By investing in these advancements, businesses can improve their profitability while also contributing to a more environmentally friendly industrial landscape across Maryland.
Applications for the second round of the Maryland MADE grant program are scheduled to open on Monday, November 3. An informational webinar for interested parties will be held on Monday, October 6. Further details regarding program eligibility and webinar registration are available on the Maryland Department of Commerce website.
Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from the Office of Governor Wes Moore
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