NexGen Power Systems in the Collamer Crossing Business Park in DeWitt has closed. Rick MoriartyRick Moriarty | rmoriarty@syracuse.com
DeWitt, N.Y. -- A startup technology company that moved into a $100 million factory built by New York taxpayers in DeWitt five years ago and received more than $13 million in state grants has gone out of business.
NexGen Power Systems closed down and laid off its workers shortly before Christmas. The shutdown was so sudden, a Christmas tree in the lobby of the huge facility in Collamer Crossing Business Park remained lighted on Wednesday afternoon despite the building being devoid of people.
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