January 8, 2009

The inaugural SiteNet Dispatch of 2009 brings you fresh content from our just-published January issue of Site Selection. This batch of exclusive stories includes our cover story on FDI in the USA, two years after the Dubai Ports World controversy; several reports indicating positive FDI momentum, especially of the carbon-free variety; and a look inside Adobe's "Green Team":

Pipelines to the Future? If the U.S. economy is to ride the twin engines of foreign investment and renewable energy, early evidence is coming in the form of expansions in Houston by Dubai-based Future Pipe Industries (left) and in Newton, Iowa, by wind energy equipment maker TPI Composites.

Randy Knox (right), senior director of workplace solutions for Adobe Systems, offers his unique perspective on what makes for a LEED-Platinum corporate campus (pictured), and how openness to ideas and to sharing results can turn the Green Imperative from mandate to movement.

There's more expansion news online in global project coverage from London-based partner Oxford Intelligence. This week's installment includes:

  • "Linde Expands Assembly Plant in Wales"
  • "CEYO Chooses Munich for European HQ"
  • "Joey's Pizza to Launch Internationally"
  • "SENOR Tech Chooses Netherlands for European HQ"
  • "Acciona's Solar Plant will Power Portugal"

Copacetic clicking,

Jack Lyne
Site Selection Executive Editor of Interactive Publishing


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