How COI assists Georgia businesses and entrepreneurs in innovative industries...
Georgia's Centers of Innovation provides unique, technology-oriented support to businesses and start-ups in the areas of aerospace, agribusiness, energy, life sciences, logistics and advanced manufacturing. Each of the six centers provides direct access to university and technical college applied research, commercialization resources, technology connections, matching grant funds, potential investor networks and key government agencies. Client companies are connected with industry-specific experts who are on the leading edge of technology and new ideas. A common goal across all of the centers is to cut red tape, streamline connections and seek technology solutions to industry-led challenges; within this framework the Centers create a pro-growth, innovative business environment for industries critical to Georgia's expansion.
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Georgia Solar Energy Company Adds Third Production Line
7/23/2010 - Energy
Suniva, Inc. is expanding its capacity to handle 170 megawatts of power, up from the current 96 megawatts, by adding its third production line. The company, based in Norcross, produces silicon cells and modules for the solar energy industry. “Demand for our high-efficiency, low-cost solar cells and module … read more »
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