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ND hires consultant to recruit wind business
A British consultancy has been hired to prospect for European companies willing to build wind turbines or supply parts for them in North Dakota, a state official says.
The seven-month, $28,000 contract with Deyton Bell Ltd., of Cambridge, England, is intended to develop business leads for North Dakota officials to follow up, said Shane Goettle, director of the state Department of Commerce.
March 3, 2009
by Dale Wetzel
in Jamestown Sun
BISMARCK, N.D. -- A British consultancy has been hired to prospect for European companies willing to build wind turbines or supply parts for them in North Dakota, a state official says.
The seven-month, $28,000 contract with Deyton Bell Ltd., of Cambridge, England, is intended to develop business leads for North Dakota officials to follow up, said Shane Goettle, director of the state Department of Commerce.
"Europe is the heart of wind manufacturing in the world right now," Goettle said. "When you want to fish, you've got to go where the fish are."
Chris Parkhouse, Deyton Bell's managing director, will be the state's principal... [continue via Web link]
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