Charlotte USA’s energy sector continues to gain momentum.  The energy innovation and expertise that is in our region was recently on display at Energy Inc.  David Dalton, President & CEO, General Microcircuits, discusses the importance of Energy Inc. to not only his company, but Charlotte USA as

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Can an entire city experience something akin to "The Prius Effect?"

That's what organizers of an innovative effort in Charlotte, N.C., are hoping as they begin showing 82,000 workers in the biggest office towers downtown the near real-time tallies of

Charlotte’s Combined Statistical Area (CBSA) has averaged approximately 95,000 new residents annually from out of state and abroad since 2005.  This trend is a positive economic indicator for Charlotte USA and reinforces our ability to still attract newcomers, despite losses many other states

Norfolk Southern continues to work on construction plans for an Intermodal  rail and trucking facilityat Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) and anticipates starting construction by year’s end.  An Intermodal rail yard will result in CLT having an integrated multimodal hub which

There’s an old saying, “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” Nowhere is that more apparent than in Catawba County, where the EcoComplex has been quietly gathering steam for the past several years and adding to the Charlotte region’s reputation as the New Energy Capital.

The

Panelists Jeff Merrifield, Shaw Power Group’s senior vice president; Calor Energy Principal Lisa Lee Morgan; and David Swenson, Charlotte Regional Partnership senior vice president for economic development services, point to energy-related jobs as one key to achieving a stronger and