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Port authority offers training grants for Muskingum County manufacturers

Westerville will decide on TIF after summer recess

Rickenbacker to get first master plan update in 20 years

Grants and loans will stimulate $35M investment and 285 new jobs in Greater Cincinnati

Northeast Ohio’s cost of doing business is 10% lower than national average

Solar going big: large-scale installations now outpacing small ones

Tax credits move two Athens apartment projects forward

On July 19, 2016, the White House announced the Clean Energy Savings For All Initiative, a new partnership among several federal agencies designed to increase access to solar energy and promote energy efficiency. 

Columbus’s unusual approach has lured development to transform downtown 

CareSource’s expansion into Indiana will bring 100 new jobs to Dayton

Spectrum Brand’s $33M Dayton facility will be “multiplier” for area business growth

Wind and solar prices could drop dramatically by 2025, report says

Utilities’ pursuit of clean energy is “right thing to do,” says PUCO chairman

Logan County rejects incentives for wind turbines

Riddell moving jobs from Elyria to new facility in North Ridgeville 

Credit union’s downtown Dayton presence will grow with $2.5 million expansion

On June 28, 2016, Governor Kasich signed Sub. H.B. 413, which expands the eligible expenditures of tax increment financing (TIF) funds to expressly include “the continued maintenance of those public roads and highways and water and sewer lines” that were financed by the TIF program. 

Tiffin Pointe project will move forward with $800,000 in tax credits