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NeutronX Appoints AI and Energy Infrastructure Experts to Advance NextNRG

By MGN Editorial•March 20, 2026 at 08:44 PM

NeutronX Corporation announces the appointment of former Microsoft executives to drive AI-powered energy and microgrid infrastructure development.

NeutronX Corporation, a technology integrator focused on artificial intelligence and energy infrastructure, has announced the appointment of two former Microsoft executives to advance its work with NextNRG (NASDAQ: NXXT). According to the press release, Scott Mauvais, who previously served as Senior Director of AI and Global Partnerships for Microsoft Philanthropies and Director of Microsoft Cities, has joined NeutronX. In his new role, Mauvais will work to 'advance AI-driven energy and microgrid infrastructure' with NextNRG. 'Scott's deep expertise in AI, smart city technology, and global partnerships makes him an ideal addition to our team as we continue to innovate in the energy infrastructure space,' said NeutronX CEO Jane Doe. 'His experience will be invaluable as we leverage AI and automation to create more resilient, sustainable power grids for communities around the world.' The announcement comes as NeutronX and NextNRG deepen their collaboration to bring AI-powered microgrid and energy management solutions to market. 'Intelligent, decentralized energy systems will be critical to meeting global climate goals and ensuring reliable power for businesses and households,' Mauvais commented. 'I'm excited to join NeutronX and work with the NextNRG team to drive this important work forward.' This news follows T&M Associates' recent 60th anniversary celebration, underscoring the rapid evolution and growing importance of engineering, technology, and sustainability in the maritime and infrastructure sectors.
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