click below to read the story

  Governor Rendell’s   World Trade PA   Initiative Attracting   New Foreign   Investment, Producing   Results in First Year 
   Posted By: NEWS BRIEF 
   Osstem to Establish U.S.    Headquarters in Bucks
   County, Create 600 Jobs
  
  click below to read the
  entire story

  click below to read the story


  Spanish Energy Firm   Gamesa To
  Greater Philadelphia 
   Posted By: NEWS BRIEF 

  click below to read the
  entire story

 Cover Story

PA Governor Announces Arrival of Solar Material Manufacturer at KIPC

FAIRLESS HILLS, Pa., April 14 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Governor Edward G. Rendell announced today that a start-up solar material manufacturer will turn a vacant building at the Keystone Industrial Port Complex into a production facility and corporate headquarters that will bring at least 143 jobs beginning next year.

During the announcement today, the Governor said attracting fresh investments and economic development projects like AE Polysilicon Corporation creates new opportunities for Pennsylvania's workers and strengthens the state's position as a leader in the development and use of alternative energy solutions -- a major goal of his Energy Independence Strategy.

600 New Jobs in Area Reason to Smile

By: WINSLOW MASON JR. (Wed, Oct/11/2006)

The company plans to build a manufacturing plant on 28 acres at the Keystone Industrial Port Complex (KIPC), also known as the former U.S. Steel site in Falls, said Stephen Bilan. He's general manager for USS Real Estate, a division of U.S. Steel, which owns the 2,400-acre port complex. The company plans to create 600 new jobs and invest $70 million at the site over the next five years, Bilan said. The company did not give a date when operations would begin. A ceremonial groundbreaking will be held soon, Bilan said.
click below to read the entire story

 
 The Keystone Industrial Port Complex   in Bucks County, Pa., includes a   deepwater port and dual rail service.

  Reference Link
   www.fairlesskoiz.com


KIPC Gets Solar-energy MFG

   Philadelphia Inquirer


   Philadelphia Business Journal

  FAIRLESS HILLS, Pa. - A South   Korean-based dental implant   manufacturer said it will build a $70   million plant that will create 600 new   jobs in Bucks County over the next 5   years.

  click below to read the
  entire story