SOLARCYCLE Creates Hundreds of New Jobs in Right to Work Georgia

SOLARCYCLE is establishing manufacturing operations soon in Right to Work Cedartown, Georgia. As a result, they will create 600 new jobs! This will be covered by an investment of $344 million toward the project.

From Area Development Magazine:

“There is no question that solar panel manufacturing is booming in the State of Georgia. We are thrilled to join the team and build our recycled solar glass plant in Cedartown, which will bring hundreds of good-paying jobs to Georgia and help the industry in its goals to build fully American-made clean energy solutions. […] We look forward to continued collaboration with the State of Georgia and the City of Cedartown.” […]

“SOLARCYCLE provides a critical piece to the integrated solar supply chain we are building in Georgia, and we could not be happier that they approached our Georgia Center of Innovation team at a trade show. […] What sets Georgia apart from its competitors is our business-friendly environment, collaborative approach to economic development, and decades of forward-thinking state leadership. The Georgia Center of Innovation reflects these qualities in its work to connect Georgia businesses with the resources and partners to overcome challenges, and in bringing together the right partners to build new industries, including clean tech.” […]

“We are pleased to welcome SOLARCYCLE to our existing industries. […] Today is the result of progressive planning and collaborative efforts between Polk County Government, the City of Cedartown, and their Board of Commissioners to provide a pro-business community. SOLARCYCLE will make a positive economic impact in the community that will provide quality jobs and strengthen opportunities in housing and retail development that will help nurture a healthy and thriving community.”

AREA DEVELOPMENT MAGAZINE

To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.