Solar Industry Growth Projected
06/24/2009
To date, only 444 megawatts of solar energy have been put in place by U.S. utility companies. Experts predict that this amount will increase 12-fold in the coming years as a result of plans for new solar farms in California, Hawaii, Florida, and Arizona.
As many banks are still in turmoil, federal stimulus funds will play an important part in the success of these solar projects. However, some utility companies are claiming that the government has not been clear as to how to access the federal money for such projects. The Treasury Department and the Department of Energy are expected to provide this information in the months ahead.
Project Announcements
Annandale Millwork and Allied Systems Plans Newport News, Virginia, Operations
02/17/2026
Swiss-Based Georg Utz Plans Sumter, South Carolina, Packaging Operations
02/15/2026
GE Aerospace Expands Muskegon County, Michigan, Operations
02/15/2026
Global Polymers Plans Charlestown, Indiana, Headquarters Operations
02/15/2026
British-Based ARM Inc. Expands Austin, Texas, Operations
02/15/2026
Becton, Dickinson and Company Expands Columbus, Nebraska, Operations
02/15/2026
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