1. Partner with a “Proven” Team
“We Power Communities with
Clean Energy”
www.NicceENERGY.com
(434) 298-2906Dr. Carole Cameron Inge
NICCE, Inc. Chairwoman and CEO

2. Mission Statement

3. Proven Results

4. Visionary
Leadership
The Southside Virginia Regional
Technology Consortium (SVRTC) and the
Institute for Teaching Through
Technology and Innovative Practices
(ITTIP) won the Governor’s 2010 Technology Award
Dr. Inge, the CEO of NICCE, founded both SVRTC and
ITTIP in 1994 & 1999 respectively and brought them
together in 2000. Together, these organizations brought
two-way interactive video, video-on-demand and
broadband technology to 22 rural public school
divisions in Virginia from 1995 through 2010.

5. Proven Corporate Leadership and
Governance
• In 1999, Dr. Inge of NICCE founded the Mid-Atlantic Broadband Cooperative
(MBA), along with four other corporate officers. Inge served at the K-12 school
consortium representative for then Longwood University’s ITTIP and eventually
SVRTC. Today, Longwood still holds that board position.
• About MBC
The Mid-Atlantic Broadband Cooperative (MBC) owns and operates an advanced
open-access fiber optic backbone network that provides wholesale optical transport
services, collocation, dark fiber, and tower construction/leasing. Over 55 private
sector telecom providers are members of MBC. They use the network to expand
their reach, reduce their transport costs, enable new services and applications and
drive advanced broadband services in Southern Virginia. MBC is a not-for-profit
501(c12) Cooperative whose mission is economic development, job creation and
private sector investment in Southern Virginia.
• Economic Development Outcomes video
http://www.mbc-va.com/streaming_video/index.html

6. • Microsoft Corp. will invest up to $499 million to locate their
latest generation data center (Gen4) in Mecklenburg
County, in what will be the largest economic investment in
Southern Virginia history-Gov. Bob McDonnell announced
September 2010.
• “We’re very proud that our advanced fiber optic network
will support the high capacity, diverse routing and low
latency requirements of Microsoft’s new data center at the
Boydton, Virginia GigaPark,” said Tad Deriso, president
and CEO of the Mid-Atlantic Broadband Cooperative. “Our
GigaParks are a perfect example of how private sector
companies like Microsoft can benefit from an advanced
telecom infrastructure in a region with a low cost operating
environment.”

7. NICCE Background

8. Projects and Partners
• Founder, National Institute for Technology Policy and Research
(NITPR).
• Founder, Modeling and Simulation Center for Collaborative Technology
and the Virginia Clean Energy Business Incubator.
• Founder, Riverstone Energy Center.
• Founder, Mid-Atlantic Broadband Cooperative.
• Contracts included- US DOE, NIST, NASA, NIH, ITT, Inc. (DoD), USDA,
DARPA, Qwest, as well as numerous state agencies for the past 20 years.

9. NICCE Services

10. What programs does NICCE, Inc. manage?
• National Capital Clean Energy Incubator is an “incubator of
incubators.” It natures and supports regions in the nation developing
next generation business and technical incubators-innovation hubs
• National Modeling and Simulation Center of Excellence is a program
of software libraries, hardware and visualization tools that provide
clean energy and environmental services to validate and demonstrate
next generation technology
• World Datacenter on Energy is a fast developing Platinum LEED
certified datacenter that integrates clean energy data for decision
making and support to companies
• International Association of Clean Energy Incubators is a network of
international partners desirous of bringing clean energy technology to
the US and desirous of distributing US-based clean energy tech
throughout the world

11. How many companies?
• Our network consists of large and small
companies who have clean energy technology
• NICCE, Inc. has over 600 companies with over
1,000 technologies under development
• NICCE, Inc. aligns technology to DoD defense
contractors in a B to B model

12. NICCE Chooses Its Clients
• How does NICCE, Inc. choose its clients?
• Smart communities self nominate or become nominated through the NICCE
network
• Companies with near term products can request assistance from NICCE’s team.
These companies must have
• Proven technology;
• Clear IP and patents;
• Senior leadership;
• Proven track record;
• Some capital;
• Targeted customer;
• Disruptive technology; and
• Manufacturing ready.

13. Our Investments
• We invest in companies with disruptive
and emerging clean energy and
environmental products
• We invest in “smart” communities to
create regional innovation hubs
• We invest in defense contractor
relationships
• Our rate structures are based on the
potential for the return on investment