TROTWOOD, Ohio (WDTN) — The Dayton Chamber of Commerce is announcing a new energy production facility taking shape in Trotwood in the near future. The site will be the first of its kind in the U.S.
Westrafo will soon operate at 6214 Wolf Creek Pike and serve as a hub for renewable energy across the country.
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This location will accompany the existing two sites in Vicenza, Italy, and Tema, Ghana, with leaders of the company excited for the chance to meet business demands for industry growth and for consumer satisfaction.
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“Building on the principles that have guided our growth, such as innovation, sustainability, and strong customer focus, we believe it is crucial to invest in the country that is focusing more than any other on the development of an efficient and sustainable grid,” said Alberto Cracco, CEO of Westrafo.
The company expects to establish 230 jobs and ultimately reach a production capacity of 12 gigawatts by 2027.
Westrafo in Trotwood will sit on 17-acres of land, covering over 230,000 square feet. The site will produce medium-voltage transformers and integrated energy solutions.
A ceremony for the facility will be held on Thursday, Oct. 9.
“We are particularly proud to have chosen the city of Trotwood for our investment, as it enabled us to become operational in less than 14 months from signing the agreement,” said Cracco.
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