Mainspring Energy, based in Menlo Park, California, received an $87 million grant from the Department of Energy to establish its first high-volume linear generator manufacturing facility in Allegheny County, Pittsburgh. The facility, expected to break ground in 2025, aims to create over 600 jobs and produce up to 1,000 linear generators annually. Mainspring's technology provides fuel-flexible solutions, contributing to Pittsburgh's clean energy future alongside renewable sources like wind and solar. The company's decision to choose Pittsburgh was influenced by the region's skilled workforce, research institutions, and alignment with clean energy initiatives like the ARCH2 Hydrogen Hub. Mainspring plans to engage with the local community by hiring workers from coal-impacted areas, supporting minority-owned businesses, and partnering with economic development organizations. Mainspring's commitment to sustainability extends beyond job creation, aiming to establish long-term relationships with the communities it operates in. The company's versatile linear generator technology offers a reliable and flexible power solution that aligns with the transition to a carbon-neutral grid. By focusing on workforce development, economic revitalization, and community engagement, Mainspring seeks to ensure that Pittsburgh's energy future benefits all segments of the local population.