Apple Plans $2 Billion Command Center In Mesa, Arizona
02/03/2015
Governor Doug Ducey’s Office said the project will represent “one of the company's largest investments in history.”
Additionally, Apple is making a significant investment to power the facility with 100 percent renewable energy, building and financing solar projects that will take advantage of Arizona's excellent solar resources. The projects will produce 70 MW of clean energy, enough to power more than 14,500 Arizona homes.
"This is a great day for Arizona, and we have moved rapidly to make this happen and take advantage of Apple's interest in our state," said Governor Doug Ducey. "Apple is by far one of the most innovative and successful companies in the world. Its decision to bring this new facility to Mesa is a huge win for Arizona and a high testament to our business-friendly climate and talented workforce. This expansion will bring a significant economic investment, and propel Arizona's position as one of the best states in the nation in which to do business. I'm proud to continue our partnership with Apple with this new project."
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