TCE Substitution Drive TURI is funded by the EPA to implement new technology and industry outreach aimed at reducing trichloroethylene (TCE) use; this creates demand for safer solvent substitutions, degreasing alternatives, and related process equipment and services.

Regional Collaboration The New Hampshire DES partnership shows TURI's model for cross-state collaboration to replace hazardous solvents; opportunities exist to scale to other states with training, pilot projects, and substitution programs.

Grant-Driven Programs TURI awards community grants and funds research and testing of chemical alternatives; potential partners include academic labs, nonprofit program implementers, and vendors who can support demonstration projects and grant proposals.

Training and Testing With a focus on training industry professionals and conducting lab and field testing of alternatives, TURI represents a channel for training providers, certification programs, and contract testing services.

Regulatory Readiness As a Massachusetts state agency with a significant revenue footprint, TURI could be a customer for compliance tools, environmental data management, reporting, and advisory services to support solvent substitution initiatives.