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Building Michigan’s Clean Energy Future Wind Solar Energies LLC

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To help Michigan transition to clean energy safely, responsibly, and at the speed of the community — starting with what schools, airports, and municipalities already have, and guiding them toward the technologies of tomorrow through education, workforce training, and practical pilot projects. We don’t start over — we build forward.

Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub (MACH2)

 Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub (MACH2)
We reference MACH2 as an advanced model for hub structure, community participation, workforce training, and clean-fuel deployment. Their progress helps inform how Michigan can build a statewide strategy. 

MICHIGAN CLEAN ENERGY LIVES HERE +

Wind Solar Energies LLC helps Michigan prepare for the clean-energy economy by linking education, workforce training, and regional hydrogen alignment into one pathway. We connect K-12 classrooms, colleges, and community hubs to programs like KEEP and KidWind, and to workforce partners such as WMU, KVCC, and MCC. Our work supports awareness of Midwest hydrogen networks including MachH2, the Michigan Hydrogen Hub (EGLE), and Accelera by Cummins.

 Wind Solar Energies LLC connects Michigan schools, colleges, and communities to regional clean-energy partners—building a pathway from education to workforce to real hydrogen and renewable-energy projects. 

Clean Energy Career Pathways for Michigan

 

Education & Workforce Pathways


KEEP – K-12 energy education (UWSP)

• KidWind – hands-on renewable energy STEM

• WMU / KVCC / MCC – higher-ed & workforce connections

• HUB 07 – community innovation + skill development


Midwest Hydrogen & Clean-Energy Networks


 MachH2 – Midwest Regional Hydrogen Hub

• MI Hydrogen Hub – State of Michigan (EGLE)

• Midwestern Hydrogen Partnership


Technology & Industry Awareness


 Accelera by Cummins – hydrogen technology alignment

• Regional partners for infrastructure, fleets, and workforce readiness


Michigan is Midwest — and our work connects to real regional progress.


KidWind Program in Michigan

 Wind Solar Energies LLC proudly supports the growth of renewable-energy education across Michigan.
The first-ever KidWind Competition in Michigan was hosted at Western Michigan University, where students designed and tested their own wind turbines—building real engineering and STEM skills.

KidWind is helping develop the next generation of clean-energy innovators.

HyLYZER® 500 – Hydrogen Production for Michigan Communities

HyLYZER® 500

 

HyLYZER® 500 – Hydrogen Production by Accelera (Cummins)
The HyLYZER® 500 is a commercial-scale electrolyzer that produces clean hydrogen using electricity and water. When paired with wind or solar, it becomes a pathway to green hydrogen, supporting fleets, industry, and e-fuels in Michigan.

This system aligns with Michigan’s existing energy assets:

  • RNG & methane capture at landfills
     
  • CNG fleet operations (Waste Management, County Road Commissions)
     
  • Bus fleets transitioning to RNG
     
  • Workforce training readiness at WMU, KVCC, HUB07
     
  • Future e-fuel production using green hydrogen
     

Why it matters:

  • Supports HCNG blends for current CNG engines
     
  • Creates a bridge to hydrogen combustion engines (no fleet replacement)
     
  • Enables local hydrogen fueling for the I-96 corridor
     
  • Prepares Michigan for e-fuel markets and industrial decarbonization

 The Transition Pathway:
➡ RNG / Methane → ➡ HCNG (Hydrogen Blend) → ➡ Hydrogen Engines → ➡ e-Fuels 

ExpeHyLYZER® 1000 Airport Concept

 A 5–20 MW HyLYZER® 1000 system at the airport supports ground vehicles, corridor trucking, and future e-fuel supply — while training Michigan’s workforce through WMU/KVCC/HUB07. 

Safe Transition Pathway for School Buses

Future Options (District-By-District Choice)

 Technology                                                                              Best Fit                                          Why It’s Safe                          Electric Type D Buses                                         Local routes, depot charging              Short, predictable routes; (e.g., Thomas Built eHDX2 Wattson)                                                                                                   clean & quiet                          Hydrogen Combustion or Fuel Cell             Rural / long distance, winter                Range & heat similar                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            ,                                                                                      performanceto                                          diesel — lower emission                                                                                                               se-Fuels (future market)                                    Fleet continuity                                         Supports legacy platforms with ,                                                                                                                                                                emission reductions 



 

Michigan’s Strength

 

This pathway lets Michigan grow its fleet transition through:

  • CNG/RNG buses already in service
     
  • Electric Type D options like Thomas Built’s eHDX2 Wattson
     
  • Hydrogen pilot introduction when districts are ready
     
  • Local production potential (HyLYZER® 500/1000 hubs)

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Why Tilt-Up Matters for Michigan

Our Vision

 Safer for students. Safer for school property. Smarter for Michigan’s future. 

Our Team

 Our work is supported by professionals with backgrounds in small-wind technology, renewable energy planning, and district-level infrastructure discussions. We draw on proven solutions — including tilt-up wind, RNG/CNG fleet upgrades, electric drivetrains, and hydrogen readiness — to help communities explore what is possible safely and responsibly. 

Our Process

 

A pathway designed for education, safety, and long-term value.

  • Assessment: Review current buses, energy systems, and district goals
     
  • Staged Upgrades: RNG/CNG → HCNG blend → Hydrogen or electric
     
  • Safe Tech Introduction: Tilt-up wind, depot charging, hydrogen training
     
  • Local Learning: WMU, KVCC, HUB07, and career pathway connections
     
  • No Fleet Replacements: Protect what districts already invested in
     
  • Scalable Models: Airport → Wastewater → Landfill → Transportation hubs
     

We help Michigan grow without starting over.

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