Greater Phoenix Economic Council Preferred Vendors
Preferred Vendors
The Greater Phoenix Economic Council is a true public-private partnership, representing 21 communities and more than 160 private-sector investors. Once you’ve decided to expand or locate in Greater Phoenix, the investors below may be helpful in your transition or may make great partnerships for your success. If you’d like additional information or for contact information at these companies, please contact Jospeh Rossell at jrossell@gpec.org or directly at 602.262.8628.
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Beyond the consequences or benefits to environmental and human health, producing clean, renewable and sustainable energy creates new green collar manufacturing and industrial jobs, from sourcing raw materials, the execution of large-scale production and building new power facilities. The entire renewables industry produces new economic growth opportunities that build and stabilize communities. As we move toward more reliable, predictable and competitive cost energy sources, we move away from dependency upon the volatility of rising oil imports. Our long-term national security interests are at stake. |
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SolarCity is the nation's leading full-service solar provider for homeowners, businesses and government organizations—the first company to provide solar power system design, financing, installation and monitoring services from a single source. We understand that the environmental impact of energy production is one of the greatest challenges that our planet will face in the near future, and are committed to doing our part to alleviate this impact. |
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JBI Energy is a renewable energy industry-specific employment division of Job Brokers Inc. located in sunny Tempe, Arizona. JBI energy was started with one mission in mind – to take the recruiting experience and processes created at Job Brokers, Inc. and focus them on jobs in alternative energy as well as other selected utilities. |
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Renovalia Energy is a company which specializes in the promotion, engineering, construction, production and sale of electricity generated through renewable energy sources (wind power, photovoltaic power, concentrated photovoltaic power, thermal solar and small hydro power). The company operates in seven countries (Spain, USA, Canada, Mexico, Italy, Romania and Hungary), and has more than 570 MW in operation and under construction between ten wind farms, six solar photovoltaic plants, a small hydro center and a thermal solar plant. |