CO+HOOTS co-working community opens in Mesa
CO+HOOTS, a fast-growing coworking community, has opened in downtown Mesa.
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2-million-square-foot Gateway Grand breaks ground in Mesa
Today, Greystar, an international development and management company, broke ground on Gateway Grand in Mesa.
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Mesa becomes first to max out SRP energy-efficiency rebates
The City of Mesa is the first municipality ever to earn the maximum of $300,000 annually in SRP energy-efficiency rebates and incentives.
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Nikola begins manufacturing zero-emission vehicles in Coolidge
Governor Ducey today celebrated the start of production and initial shipments to customers of Nikola Corporation’s zero-emission vehicles.
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How the PHX East Valley is transforming electric vehicles industry
The Grand Canyon State is already home to multiple manufacturers of electric vehicles and continues to attract links in the supply chain.
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Here's how Arizona is emerging as an electric vehicle hub
With four electric vehicles registered for every 1,000 Arizona residents, Arizona ranks number 7 nationally for electric vehicles.
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GM IT Innovation Center in Chandler adds hundreds of new jobs
Over 1,000 GM employees are based out of the 170,000 square-foot GM IT Innovation Center, located at 2900 W. Geronimo Place in Chandler.
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Arizona will get $76.5M to develop electric vehicle charging network
Arizona stands to get up to $76.5 million over the next five years to develop electric vehicle charging stations along interstate corridors.
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