Fulton
County
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National commitment
to renewable energy could bring investment and
jobs to firms in Fulton County, Ohio, according to
analysis by the Renewable Energy Policy Project: |
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Wind |
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# of Firms |
Investment |
New FTE |
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NAICS |
NAICS
Description |
in NAICS |
(in millions) |
Jobs |
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326199 |
All Other
Plastics Product Manufacturing |
7 |
$8.50
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68 |
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332312 |
Fabricated
Structural Metal |
1 |
$4.30
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25 |
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331511 |
Iron
Foundries |
1 |
$1.50
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11 |
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Total: |
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9 |
$14.30
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104 |
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Solar |
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# of Firms |
Investment |
New FTE |
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NAICS |
NAICS
Description |
in NAICS |
(in millions) |
Jobs |
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332322 |
Sheet Metal
Work Manufacturing |
1 |
$0.00
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0 |
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Total: |
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1 |
$0.00
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0 |
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Geothermal |
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# of Firms |
Investment |
New FTE |
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NAICS |
NAICS
Description |
in NAICS |
(in millions) |
Jobs |
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331210 |
Iron and
Steel Pipe and Tube Mfg from Purchased... |
2 |
$6.50
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23 |
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333923 |
Overhead
Traveling Crane, Hoist, and Monorail System |
1 |
$0.10
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0 |
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Total: |
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3 |
$6.60
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23 |
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Biomass |
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# of Firms |
Investment |
New FTE |
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NAICS |
NAICS
Description |
in NAICS |
(in millions) |
Jobs |
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331210 |
Iron and
Steel Pipe and Tube Mfg from Purchased... |
2 |
$3.20
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12 |
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333999 |
All Other
Miscellaneous General Purpose Machinery |
1 |
$0.70
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5 |
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333923 |
Overhead
Traveling Crane, Hoist, and Monorail System |
1 |
$0.00
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0 |
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Total: |
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4 |
$3.90
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17 |
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Grand Total
for Fulton County, Ohio: |
17 |
$24.80
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144 |
Source: Renewable Energy Policy Project,
analysis of 1997 Economic Census Data
The North American Industry Classification
System (NAICS) is used to classify and measure
economic activity by business sector and industry based upon the
establishment's primary activity.
FTE: Full Time Equivalent; Forty hours per
week is full time or 1.0 FTE. Twenty hours per week is half time or .50 FTE.
NOTE: This table lists firms currently in
this county, and currently producing component parts in the same NAICS codes
as parts needed to manufacture equipment that produces renewable energy.
These firms would be poised to modify their production slightly, to begin
producing component parts for renewable energy equipment. The projected jobs
and investment assume that these Ohio firms would continue to serve the same
proportion of the new market as they currently serve in the existing market.
10/2005
