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Area Development - Site Selection, Facility Planning and Workforce Development

France-Based CMG CleanTech Plans Osceola County, Florida, Renewable Energy Technology Manufacturing Park

03/28/2023
CMG Clean Tech, a France-based global leader in the green energy technology sector, will establish its first U.S. flagship facility, Green Garden Village, in Osceola County, Florida. The $431 million project is expected to create 1,200 jobs over the next three years.

The new renewable energy technology manufacturing park will be located on Pleasant Hill Road east of the intersection with Reaves Road.

“Having recently set up Panacea Global Energy as our U.S. entity, we believe it to be an ideal name for an energy company that represents our goal of providing sustainable green tech solutions to complex energy problems. Just as the mythical Panacea was cure-all for sickness and disease, we aim to be a source of and provide solutions for all of our customers' growing energy requirements,” said Shaun Green COO of CMG Clean Tech.

CMG Clean Tech, listed as MLCMG on the Euronext Paris Exchanges, specializes in the renewable energy sector and is a global leader in developing clean hydrogen and solar technology to help countries, organizations and individuals alleviate their environmental impacts and meet ambitious 2050 carbon neutrality goals. The company produces and manufactures products to reduce gas and energy uses, including electric vehicle charging stations, mobile green hydrogen units, solar assisted heat pumps, solar tiles and battery storage systems.

“We are thrilled that CMG CleanTech is establishing its U.S. headquarters in the Orlando region. With the company’s technical innovation and capability, the Green Garden Village is assuring Osceola County’s long-term position in the green energy and renewable energy sector,” Tim Giuliani, Orlando Economic Partnership President and CEO noted.

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