Atwell-Hicks plans to invest $5 million, hire 131 in Ann Arbor
More wind energy, along with the infrastructure and jobs to support it, are coming to Ann Arbor.Excerpt:Wind power projects are blowing into Ann Arbor these days now that Atwell-Hicks plans to invest $5 million to create alternative energy infrastructure.The Michigan Economic Growth Authority recently approved tax incentives that would allow the Ann Arbor-based firm to build production and transmission corridors for wind power and other alternative energy sources. This will be utilized mainly by wind farms.Read the rest of the story here.
More wind energy, along with the infrastructure and jobs to support it, are coming to Ann Arbor.
Excerpt:
Wind power projects are blowing into Ann Arbor these days now that Atwell-Hicks plans to invest $5 million to create alternative energy infrastructure.
The Michigan Economic Growth Authority recently approved tax incentives that would allow the Ann Arbor-based firm to build production and transmission corridors for wind power and other alternative energy sources. This will be utilized mainly by wind farms.
Read the rest of the story here.
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