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Mage Solar Begins Solar Panel Production in Dublin

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Sep 28 2010

Mage Solar has selected Laurens County in Dublin, Georgia as the location for its North American headquarters.

An investment of $30 million is expected to be spent on this project, which would lead towards a greener future for Dublin, as per the local and state officials in the community.

Mage Solar manufactures solar energy panels and has its headquarters in Germany. The company’s association with Dublin was celebrated recently by way of a ribbon-cutting function. Within five years, the company promises 350 new jobs in the Dublin area. This will give the Dublin, Georgia families with more opportunities than ever before towards improving the local economy in the greener way.

The enthusiasm in Dublin is contagious. The jobs created would include some of the most high-tech and high paying ones in areas ranging from marketing to engineering. Dublin’s can-do attitude along with its proximity to sea and airports promises a bright future for the city while going the greener way.

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http://www.magesolar.com/

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