Fort Recovery Construction & Equipment Expanding Solar Panel Production, Work Force, in Portland, Indiana
08/19/2010
"We are convinced that Indiana's progressive, pro-business environment; innovative work force; and unmatched technological and manufacturing expertise make the state a center for research, development, and production in the renewable energy industry," said Brad Stultz, director of alternative energy development for SolarAg.
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation has extended Fort Recovery up to $535,000 in tax credits. Additionally, the city of Portland has approved property tax abatement at the request of the Jay County Development Corporation.
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