Key insights
- NeutronX hired Scott Mauvais, a former Microsoft AI director, to support its collaboration with NextNRG on AI-driven energy grid modernization. This move signals NeutronX's commitment to expanding its capabilities in the energy sector and pursuing federal energy infrastructure projects. While positive for the companies involved, the direct impact on the broader US equity market is limited.

NeutronX Corporation announced the appointment of Scott Mauvais, former Senior Director of AI and Global Partnerships at Microsoft Philanthropies, to support the company’s collaboration with NextNRG Inc. (NXXT).
Mauvais brings 23 years of experience at Microsoft, where he held leadership positions in artificial intelligence, civic innovation, and strategic partnerships. In his most recent role at Microsoft Philanthropies, he helped raise more than $120 million in philanthropic funding while working with the company’s largest customers and partners on social-impact initiatives.
Previously, Mauvais served as Director of Microsoft Cities, working with city leaders to apply technology to civic and urban systems. He also led the Microsoft Technology Center, where organizations worked with Microsoft to develop and validate advanced technology solutions.
At NeutronX, Mauvais will support the company’s work with NextNRG on AI-driven energy grid modernization, microgrid deployment, and infrastructure integration in urban environments. The appointment follows NeutronX and NextNRG’s exclusive definitive cooperation agreement announced February 25, 2026, which focuses on federal energy infrastructure projects.
Under the agreement, NextNRG serves as the exclusive technology and execution partner for government contracts secured by NeutronX in targeted federal energy and defense infrastructure projects.
"Scott brings a rare combination of experience across AI, cities, partnerships, and applied infrastructure innovation," said Emilio T. Gonzalez, President of NeutronX.
NeutronX describes itself as a federal-focused technology integrator specializing in AI-enabled autonomous infrastructure and national resilience systems. NextNRG focuses on building modern energy infrastructure including microgrids, battery storage, and solar solutions for commercial, industrial, and government customers.