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Ohio can ride wind trend
Does your company have anything to do with gears, bearings, brackets and couplings? Lubricating oil, epoxies or coatings? Generators, electronic parts, hydraulic pumps? Rebar and concrete? Casting, fabricating, machining?
If so, the Ohio wind industry may need you.
June 8, 2009
by Paula Schleis
in Akron Beacon Journal
Many companies in area already have the supplies for turbines, official says
Does your company have anything to do with gears, bearings, brackets and couplings? Lubricating oil, epoxies or coatings? Generators, electronic parts, hydraulic pumps? Rebar and concrete? Casting, fabricating, machining?
If so, the Ohio wind industry may need you.
With everything from government legislation to public sentiment driving the demand for alternative energy, traditional Northeast Ohio businesses have a great opportunity to diversify into this rapidly growing field, said Matt Garran, technical services director for the Great Lakes Wind Network.
The network - based in Cleveland and serving members in five states... [continue via Web link]
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