Greenville’s United Solar Ovonic to add 400 jobs
A statewide push to delve deeper into alternative energy solutions just got a jumpstart with the announcement that a leading global manufacturer of solar laminate products will hire record numbers of West Michigan workers.
A statewide push to delve deeper into alternative energy solutions just got a jumpstart with the announcement that a leading global manufacturer of solar laminate products will hire record numbers of West Michigan workers.
According to excerpts from the story:
GREENVILLE, Mich., June 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — United Solar Ovonic LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Energy Conversion Devices, Inc. and the leading global manufacturer of thin-film flexible solar laminate products for the building integrated and commercial rooftop markets, announced today that it will begin hiring to accommodate the recently announced expansion to add 120MWs nameplate capacity to its existing Greenville Campus. With this expansion the total employment at the site is planned to reach approximately 800 team members.
Read the complete story here.
Author
Related Articles
Equest Center highlighted as Bank of America boosts year-round community support
Bank of America’s Day of Giving showcases its ongoing volunteer partnership with Equest Center; Lakeshore Advantage selected as bank’s 2025 Neighborhood Builder.
Retailer Hank Meijer shows off his storytelling talents at Dutch American celebration
At Dutch-American Heritage Day, retailer leader and author Hank Meijer reflects on family stories, immigrant roots, and the legacy of Fred and Lena Meijer.
It’s hard for foster kids to get the health care they need, but this project is working to change that
A Grand Valley State University project is working to create an integrated mobile care team to serve foster kids’ complex health needs.
