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The investment follows the acquisition last year of a larger warehouse and distribution center in North Jay to accommodate growing demand.
The lab is proposed to expand UMaine’s Advanced Structures and Composites Center and support advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, high-performance computing and arrays of large 3D printers.
When complete, the 1.4-megawatt array in Brewer is expected to offset 1,670,900 pounds of carbon annually.
For its next rocket launch, the company is in discussions with Kennedy Space Center in Florida, but will continue to search in Maine for a future launch site and manufacturing plant.
Grants have been awarded to 224 companies, the vast majority of which are in rural parts of the state.
A Maine investor views industrial property beyond Greater Portland as a hot commodity, thanks to the cannabis market, e-commerce and startup activity.
More Maine companies are looking to automated systems to speed operations, grow capacity, and in some cases fill in for workers they can’t find. But those aren't the only benefits, the businesses are discovering.
The test was the first of a series that’s expected to culminate later this year in the launch of full-sized commercial rocket, powered by a bio-derived fuel, into low-Earth orbit.
The plant, owned and operated by onsemi since 2016, is expected to change hands in the next quarter. In 2021, onsemi laid off hundreds of employees worldwide, including some in South Portland.
The longer of the two prototype vessels is the largest 3D-printed object in the world. They’re capable of transporting two shipping containers and a Marine rifle squad with three days of supplies.
Casco Bay Lines is one of the first passenger ferry systems in North America to implement the technology. Electric propulsion is expected to eliminate exhaust fumes, excessive engine noise and vibrations.
Hiram-based GrandyOats has changed its name to Grandy Organics, which is now run by CEO Aaron Anker after buying out long-time partner and COO Nat Peirce.
Hussey said the sale was necessary due to double-digit growth of sales in telescopic platforms, telescopic bleachers and fixed seating products during 2020 and 2021.
The portfolio comprises 50 single-tenant properties, spanning 27 states and 40 markets, in a wide variety of geographies and industries.
Rancourt & Co., a third-generation cobbling business, supplied the U.S. Winter Olympic team competing in Beijing. Back home, the company is getting creative to market itself in a new way.
The expansion provides ORPC Inc. with a second Maine product development site, complementing a similar facility in Eastport.