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June 14. 2012 8:56PM

Hampton company nets $1.6 million

WASHINGTON – Hampton-based Brayton Energy has been selected to receive $1.6 million to advance its solar power technologies at the SunShot Grand Challenge Summit.

The federal Energy Department announced $56 million in awards nationally, subject to congressional appropriations, that will help speed innovations in new components to lower costs, increase operating temperatures and improve the efficiency of solar power systems.

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