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Project Announcements
StandardAero Component Services Expands Sharonville, Ohio, MRO Operations
06/12/2025
Azure Farms Plans South Point, Ohio, Production Operations
06/12/2025
Hexion Plans Dublin, Ohio, R&D Operations
06/12/2025
Vaughn Industries Expands Carey, Ohio, Manufacturing Operations
06/05/2025
Japan-Based Ohashi Technica U.S.A. Manufacturing Expands Sanbury, Ohio, Production Operations
05/28/2025
Coca-Cola Consolidated Expands Columbus, Ohio, Operations
05/22/2025
Kimberly-Clark Corporation Plans Warren, Ohio, Manufacturing Operations
05/04/2025
Amgen Expands New Albany, Ohio, Manufacturing Operations
04/28/2025
United Kingdom-Based Balmoral Tanks Plans Mentor, Ohio, Operations
04/28/2025
B-K Tool & Design Expands Putnam County, Ohio, Manufacturing Operations
04/19/2025
Meta Plans Middleton Township, Ohio, Data Center Operations
04/11/2025
APA Solar Plans Bryan-Ridgeville Corners, Ohio, Operations
04/03/2025
Würth Industry North America Plans Columbus, Ohio, Distribution Operations
03/24/2025
Covestro Expands Hebron, Ohio, Production Operations
03/02/2025
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What It Takes to Power the Next Generation of Biomanufacturing
Flexible utilities and workforce pipelines are essential to meet growing life sciences manufacturing demand.
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New Rules for the Cloud Rush
What developers need to know about how states are regulating data centers—and utilities are shifting the cost burden.
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Ohio’s Dynamic Approach to Economic Development Empowers Inclusive Prosperity
Ohio’s big cities and small towns thrive with a mix of economic development initiatives that drive momentum.
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Dayton, Ohio Poised to Build “Doomsday” Planes
Dayton, Ohio has long been recognized as the birthplace of aviation, and it is once again proving its strategic importance to the aerospace industry.
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AEP Ohio Proposes Controversial Data Center Rate Hike Amid Power Demand Surge
AEP Ohio, the state’s largest power provider, has proposed a controversial new rate structure targeting data centers and cryptocurrency mining operations, prompting strong opposition from tech giants such as Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta.