Senator Debbie Stabenow toured Grid Logic’s manufacturing facility in Lapeer and spoke to employees and visitors at their open house back in April of 2011.
/ Office of U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow
LAPEER -- A lapeer-based business is getting nearly $4 million to develop low-cost superconducting wire for use by electric utilities.
The funding will go to Grid Logic Incorporated.
The company will embed very fine superconducting particles in a combination of metals to induce superconductivity.
The wire would reduce the cost of transmission lines, motors for wind turbines and other electric devices.
