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Oregon: Clean Tech and Related Manufacturing Lead Incentives and Job Growth

Mali R. Schantz-Feld (Dec/Jan 10)
Experts believe Oregon will see job growth early in 2010, with alternative energy leading the way. More

Front Line: Inflection Point for U.S. PV Manufacturing

Area Development Online Research Desk (Nov 09)
The global PV (photovoltaic) industry is entering a period of dramatic transformation. More

States Use Incentives to Attract Renewable Energy Business

Richard K. Greene, Senior Associate, The Williams Group Real Estate Advisors (Nov 09)
As the economy recovers, one particularly bright spot will be manufacturing for the renewable energy industry, which is already enjoying healthy popular and government support. More

Geothermal Energy: Rising to the Surface

Dan Calabrese (June/July 09)
Although geothermal shows promise as a truly renewable energy source, cost and maintenance concerns could hinder the progress of its development. More
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Job Growth in U.S. Metros
Tom Tveidt, Garner Economics, LLC
Clean Economy, Living Planet: Building Strong Clean Energy Technology Industries
Ward van den Berg, Senior Research Associate, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants
Manufacturing Resurgence | A Must for U.S. Prosperity
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Oregon  At A Glance
POPULATION: 3,791,075 (PSU 7/2008)

LABOR FORCE: 1,986,238 (Oct. 2008)

RIGHT TO WORK: No

TRADITIONAL INDUSTRIES: Agriculture, timber

EXPANDING INDUSTRIES: Green energy manufacturing, aerospace, high-tech/semiconductors, software, wood products, biomedical technology, transportation equipment, primary and fabricated metals

COLLEGE GRADUATES: (Age 25 and over) 31.7%

BASIC BUSINESS TAXES:
Corporate Excise Tax:
6.6 percent on net Oregon income of corporations doing business in the state; 7.9 percent on amounts over $250,000

Sales and Use Tax: None

Property Tax: Privately owned real estate and personal property used to produce income are subject to tax by local taxing districts such as schools, cities, and counties. Statewide property tax limitation of approximately 1.5 percent of real market value. Annual increases are limited to 3 percent

BUSINESS INCENTIVES:
Enterprise zones
Enhanced enterprise zones
E-commerce zones
Commercial Properties Under Construction property tax exemption
Business Energy Tax Credit
Research Tax Credit
Oregon Investment Advantage tax exemption
Strategic Investment Program
for Capital-Intensive Industries
Job Training Program
Industrial Development Bond Program
Oregon Business Development Fund
Oregon Port Revolving Loan Fund
Oregon Capital Access Program
Oregon Entrepreneurial Development Loan Fund
Oregon Credit Enhancement Fund
Foreign-trade zones
Food processing equipment exemption

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