The Amonix solar manufacturing plant in North Las Vegas, subsidized
by more than $20 million in federal tax credits and grants, has closed
its 214,000-square-foot facility about a year after it opened.
Officials
at Amonix headquarters in Seal Beach, Calif., have not responded to
repeated calls for comment this week, but the company began selling
equipment, from automated tooling systems to robotic welding cells, in
an online auction Wednesday.
A designer and manufacturer of
concentrated photovoltaic solar power systems, Amonix received $6
million in federal tax credits for the North Las Vegas plant and a $15.6
million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy in 2007 for research
and development.
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