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Uncertain skies for wind energy industry
More than 800 jobs directly involving wind-energy manufacturing in North Dakota are at stake as an important tax incentive for renewable energy is set to expire at year's end.
August 15, 2012
by Patrick Springer
in INFORUM
Wind power jobs in North Dakota at stake as tax incentive set to expire
FARGO - More than 800 jobs directly involving wind-energy manufacturing in North Dakota are at stake as an important tax incentive for renewable energy is set to expire at year's end.
DMI Industries in West Fargo, a manufacturer of wind towers, is slated to be sold, placing 216 jobs in question. DMI's plant in Tulsa, Okla., will lay off 167 workers in November.
LM Wind Power, a wind-turbine manufacturer with about 630 jobs in Grand Forks, has not commented publicly on their status. But the company has announced job... [continue via Web link]
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