Submitted by Sean (not verified) on March 25, 2008 - 7:10am.
What happends at Advent is yet to be seen but recently Schott AG broke ground on a new solar manufacturing facility in New Mexico and will probably hire some laid off Advent workers. Also New Mexico requires that in the near future there will be a minimum of energy being produced by renewable sources so Advent could be in good shape when they get back to production. http://www.Greencollareconomy.com has 60 solar manufacturers in their directory and advent is one of 2 located in New Mexico.
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What happends at Advent is yet to be seen but recently Schott AG broke ground on a new solar manufacturing facility in New Mexico and will probably hire some laid off Advent workers. Also New Mexico requires that in the near future there will be a minimum of energy being produced by renewable sources so Advent could be in good shape when they get back to production. http://www.Greencollareconomy.com has 60 solar manufacturers in their directory and advent is one of 2 located in New Mexico.