Saint-Gobain to open solar mirror facility in Goodyear

Date: 22 September 2011

Source: http://www.bizjournals.com

Date: 22 September 2011

Saint-Gobain Corp. plans to open a solar mirror manufacturing facility in Goodyear later this year with the prospect of creating 50 jobs.

The plant will be the Courbevoie, France-based company’s first mirror operations facility in the U.S. It will be operated by the company’s North American unit, based in Valley Forge, Pa.

The facility is designed to manufacture mirrors for concentrated solar power systems from tower to troughs.

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