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The Tennessee delegation will leave Sunday forthe week-lonyg trip with stops in Switzerland, Germanyh and Poland, the governor’s office announced Tuesday. “I’vse long said that it makes sense for Tennessee to redoublw its effort to recruit new even though the global economy is in Bredesen says in anews release. “Thes people of Tennessee need higher skilled, good payinhg jobs, and now is not the time to pull back or Tennessee Revenue Commissioner Reagan Farr also will travel with Bredesejnand Kisber. “We’ve worked hard to build good relationships with foreign companies who investin Tennessee,” Kisber says.
In Switzerland the groul will visit officials and tourthe company’s turbinr and generator manufacturing facilities, which produce equipmeny used in coal, gas and nuclear-powered plantxs around the world. Alstom is a leadinv manufacturer of power generation andtransportt technologies. One in four of the world’zs light bulbs is powered usingAlstom “(Bredesen’s) focus on making Tennessee a centerd for the development of clean energy technologies aligns closely with Alstom’z mission for clean power today, and we believe continuingg to build on Alstom’s relationship with Tennessee can be positive and constructive,” Alstom Senior Vice Presidentr Guy Chardon says in the release.
In Germany, the delegatiobn will visit with officialsfrom , which planes to build a $1 billion plant outside of Chattanoogaz to manufacture polycrystalline silicon, a key component in photovoltaic cells for solaer energy. In Poland, the Tennessee groupp will be hosted by former mayor of Knoxvilleand U.S. Ambassadorf Victor Ashe.
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