Clarksville plant / Hemlock facility / Austin Peay State University / University of Tennessee Center / /
IndustryTerm
supply chain / cleanmore infrastructure / energy grid / win-win solution / energy / solar technology / energy tives / chemical processing operators / retail job openings / development energy technology research / manufacturing polysilicon / strongest tools / automotive manufacturing / manufacturing job / energy technologies / /
Organization
Austin Peay State University / Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development / University of Tennessee Center for Business & Economic Research / Industrial Development Board / Economic Development Council / Energy Policy Task Force / Tennessee Valley Authority / /
Person
Matt Kisber / John Bradley / Rick Doornbos / Shin-Etou Handatai / Johnny Piper / Phil Brede / Ste / Phil Bredesen / Rick Door / Stephanie / /
Position
Mayor / chairman / president / player in the development / senior vice president of economic electric departments / nomic Development Commissioner / producer / CEO / Governor / leader / President and CEO / Private / /
ProvinceOrState
Clarksville-Montgomery County / Tennessee / /
Technology
cellular telephone / energy technologies / computer chips / /
COVER STORY 2009 Economic Development Deal of the Year Awards A $2.5-billion polysilicon plant makes Clarksville Tennessee’s “Top Green Spot” Project Title: Hemlock Semiconductor Comes to Clarksville