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Atwell-Hicks plans to invest $5 million, hire 131 in Ann Arbor
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
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Wind power projects are blowing into Ann Arbor these days now that
Atwell-Hicks
plans to invest $5 million to create alternative energy infrastructure.
The Michigan Economic Growth Authority recently approved tax incentives that would allow the Ann Arbor-based firm to build production and transmission corridors for wind power and other alternative energy sources. This will be utilized mainly by wind farms.
Atwell-Hicks plans to hire 131 over the next seven years for the project. The company is also looking for a location for its new Energy Market Group, which will coordinate activities and design alternative energy projects.
Atwell-Hicks was also considering Tennessee as a location for the project, but instead choose to expand its Ann Arbor location. Michigan is giving $1.4 million in tax breaks to the company over seven years.
Source: Michigan Economic Development Corp
Writer: Jon Zemke
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