Hitachi Energy Has Plans for Right to Work North Carolina
Hitachi Energy has chosen Right to Work Cary, North Carolina, for its new location. In order to accomplish this, the company is investing $10 million in the project. They also plan to create 150 new jobs, so this will be a great economic addition to the area!
From Area Development Magazine:
“We are in the ‘age of electricity,’ where demand is growing faster and the grid has become the new frontline of energy security. […] As AI data centers reshape consumption patterns and electrification accelerates across industries, this new center will strengthen our ability to respond quickly with localized expertise, helping customers maintain grid stability, resilience and reliability.” […]
“Hitachi Energy’s expansion in North Carolina will create hundreds of jobs, make electricity more affordable, and help develop the technology and workforce needed to modernize and secure our grid.”
“Hitachi Energy’s expansion in Cary reflects North Carolina’s strength in supporting the advanced technologies and infrastructure needed to meet growing electricity demand. […] We’re proud to see this investment create 150 new jobs while reinforcing our state’s leadership in energy innovation and reliability.”
To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.