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  • NM: Roswell Wind Energy Project Nears Completion, to Power 90,000 Homes

    NM: Roswell Wind Energy Project Nears Completion, to Power 90,000 Homes

    News Sep 09, 2020

    Tucson Electric Power is nearing completion of its biggest renewable energy resource yet — the 250-megawatt Oso Grande Wind project near Roswell, New ...

  • WA: Amazon to Add Another 10,000 Jobs in Bellevue, Build Out 2M Sq. Ft.

    WA: Amazon to Add Another 10,000 Jobs in Bellevue, Build Out 2M Sq. Ft.

    News Sep 09, 2020

    Amazon plans to add another 10,000 jobs in the city of Bellevue, Wash., over the next few years.

  • SC: Lineage Logistics Expands in Charleston County, to Create 36 Jobs

    SC: Lineage Logistics Expands in Charleston County, to Create 36 Jobs

    News Sep 09, 2020

    Lineage Logistics, an innovative provider of temperature-controlled logistics solutions, announced plans to expand operations in Charleston County.

  • CN: Elkem to Build Biocarbon Pilot Plant in Canada, Creating Green Jobs

    CN: Elkem to Build Biocarbon Pilot Plant in Canada, Creating Green Jobs

    News Sep 09, 2020

    Elkem has decided to invest in a new biocarbon pilot plant, with a long-term goal of contributing to climate-neutral metal production.

  • WV: Executive Order Will Expand Broadband Access Throughout State

    WV: Executive Order Will Expand Broadband Access Throughout State

    News Sep 08, 2020

    West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice raised the regulatory caps on EDA insurance funds so broadband providers can expand access in rural areas around the st...

  • PA: Ball Corp. to Build Pittston Aluminum Can Plant, Creating 230 Jobs

    PA: Ball Corp. to Build Pittston Aluminum Can Plant, Creating 230 Jobs

    News Sep 08, 2020

    Ball Corporation announced recently it will build a new aluminum beverage packaging plant in Pittston, Pa.

  • FL: Amazon to Open Additional Jax Warehouse, to Hire 500

    FL: Amazon to Open Additional Jax Warehouse, to Hire 500

    News Sep 08, 2020

    Amazon announced it plans to open an additional fulfillment center in Jacksonville, creating more than 500 new full-time jobs.

  • Wind Energy

    AWEA to Merge with American Clean Power Association

    News Sep 08, 2020

    The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) is planning to merge with a new organization called the American Clean Power Association (ACPA).

  • SC: Cantey Tech Consulting Expands in Charleston Co., Adding 25 Jobs

    SC: Cantey Tech Consulting Expands in Charleston Co., Adding 25 Jobs

    News Sep 08, 2020

    Cantey Tech Consulting, an IT support and consulting firm, announced plans to expand operations in Charleston County. The project will create 25 new j...

  • Survey Says Employee Burnout from COVID-19 on the Rise

    Survey Says Employee Burnout from COVID-19 on the Rise

    News Sep 08, 2020

    A recent survey indicates that a majority of employees (58 percent) are "burned out," up from 45 percent in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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