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Michigan Wins New Dow Powerhouse Solar Shingle Facility, Bringing Over 1,000 New Jobs

February 5, 2010 Solar Energy

 
The Dow Chemical Company announced Wednesday that Midland has been identified as the preferred site for the first, full-scale production facility of its revolutionary Dow Powerhouse Solar Shingle, pending final company approval. The project could bring more than 1,200 jobs to the region by 2014.
The Dow Powerhouse Solar Shingle integrates low-cost, thin-film photovoltaic cells into [...]

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Michigan Hits Back-to-Back Homers!

June 30, 2009 Advanced Manufacturing

The Detroit Tigers aren’t the only ones knockin’ the ball around…
Last Friday Michigan hit back-to-back homers as two companies, GM and GE, announced they had chosen Michigan over other states and countries to make significant investments and create and retain thousands of jobs here.
GM will manufacture a new small-car line at its Orion Township plant [...]

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Diversification projects create jobs, bring investment to Michigan

May 21, 2009 Advanced Manufacturing

No state is working harder to diversify its economy, help businesses grow, and create and retain jobs than Michigan. Despite these challenging economic times, especially in the automotive industry, there are many opportunities available in high-growth economic sectors such as alternative energy.
We are committed to helping those in the automotive industry succeed in new areas, [...]

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Big Mo for Motown

September 14, 2007 Industry Sectors

Everyone knows what “Mo” stands for in Motown, but as I was driving around Detroit recently a new meaning came to me – momentum. There are many great things happening in Detroit on the economic development front that continue to illustrate a truly remarkable comeback story. With assistance from the MEDC’s brownfield redevelopment program, historic [...]

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