Welcome to the NH Green Innovation Corridor
You don’t “join” the Corridor by signing up.
You join by choosing how you want to participate.
Select the best option for you…
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Stay Connected
I’m curious. I want to follow progress and understand what’s being built.
-Early updates before public announcements
-Plain-language briefings (not press releases)
-Invitations to open briefings and public milestones
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Support the Build
I fund, donate, sponsor, or allocate resources toward long-term systems.
-Access to Corridor Briefs & Metrics
-Early visibility into certified projects
-Clear separation between financial support and governance
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Bring Your Organization Into the Corridor
I represent a business, nonprofit, municipality, or institution.
-Green Clause alignment overview
-Certification & participation pathways
-Workforce, infrastructure, or pilot integration options
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Work, Train, or Build Here
I’m looking for work, training, relocation, or long-term opportunity.
-Earn-while-you-learn pathways
-Childcare-integrated employment models
-No résumé scraping / no job board spam
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Explore Partnership
I represent a state agency, university, utility, or public institution.
-Cooperative frameworks (MOUs, pilots, ethics models)
-Clear boundaries and governance structure
-NH’s role as control node explained concisely
Not ready to choose? That’s okay.
The Corridor is built for people who move deliberately.