Pennsylvania Gets Even More Attractive to Businesses
More companies are choosing to locate their operations in Pennsylvania, including natural gas players, farmers, major global brands and breweries.
New partnership already bringing more clean-tech manufacturers to southwest PA
A nonprofit focused on creating new jobs and scientific research and development organization are working together to bring more manufacturing firms to southwestern Pennsylvania.
Williamsport construction firm developing method to prevent ice and snow buildup on solar panels
A Williamsport construction company has developed a prototype for a system that would heat a home's water supply and melt snow and ice from solar panels.
KE-TV: Dumpster Diving with Zero Waste Pittsburgh
Not cold enough for a Polar Bear Plunge? Try going dumpster diving with these brave and passionate environmental advocates.
Maker of gas- and oil-production equipment hiring 120 at new Clearfield site by year's end
A manufacturer of oil- and gas-drilling equipment that opened last summer in Central PA is hiring new workers at a steady clip and plans to keep up that pattern through the end of the year.
TechCelerator @State College Open For Business Incubation
Students, faculty and aspiring entrepreneurs within earshot of Penn State are invited to build great technology in the state's newest incubator.
Industry Weapon, GatesmanMarmion+Dave and kWantera expanding, hiring in Pittsburgh
Three Pittsburgh companies have recently announced expansions and hiring: GatesmanMarmion+Dave, Industry Weapon and Mobile Fusion.
New website tells Pennsylvania customers how to buy PA wind energy
A new website, ChoosePAWind.com, to show Pennsylvania residents and businesses how to buy wind energy from farms within the state.
Building Efficiency and an Industry in Pennsylvania
Federal grants leveraged with local funds are making homes and commercial buildings more energy efficient and putting efficiency contractors and sustainability designers to work.
How Harrisburg is Already Rebounding
While the city seems mired in finger-pointing, there are indicators, including a commercial real estate development expected to provide 4,100 jobs, pointing toward recovery.