Wind Turbine Jobs for Ontario
Location Canada 2011
The WT6000 Honeywell Wind Turbine, the first model to be manufactured in Windsor, can generate more than 2000 kW per year - up to 18 percent of the electricity used by the average home. The turbine's innovative design reduces friction and allows electricity to be produced in slower wind speeds.
"The support from the government of Ontario allows us to hit the ground running and quickly start production. Ontario has demonstrated its commitment to the green economy and the commercialization of new technologies. The province also offers business advantages that other jurisdictions simply cannot match," said Reg Adams, president of WindTronics.
The province's Green Energy Act sets out to ensure Ontario's place among North America's renewable energy leaders, and more than 50,000 jobs are expected in the next three years as projects get under way.
Project Announcements
Greece-Based METLEN Establishes Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Operations
11/29/2024
South Korea-Based Hanon Systems Plans Woodbridge, Ontario, Manufacturing Operations
11/09/2024
OmniaBio Plans Hamilton, Ontario, Manufacturing Operations
10/30/2024
Jungbunzlauer Expands Port Colborne, Ontario, Production Operations
10/14/2024
Bartlett Group Plans Strathcona County, Alberta, Headquarters-Manufacturing Operations
10/11/2024
Golden Windows Expands Kitchener, Ontario, Operations
09/06/2024
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