Iosil to construct pilot production plant in Ohio

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Iosil Energy has leased a 30,700 square foot facility from Meritex in Groveport, Ohio, as the location for its pilot manufacturing of high purity polysilicon. “Iosil is excited to be moving from a successful research and development phase to a manufacturing scale-up of its technology in Groveport, Ohio. We conducted a multi-location search for our pilot plant, and we feel that the Meritex property is the ideal solution. The property met all of our requirements for the business, is excellent for access for our employees, and is a high quality facility we will be proud to show visitors and future customers,” commented Earl Fuller, CEO of Iosil Energy Corporation. “Significant economic development support including job creation tax credits from the State of Ohio and property tax abatement from the Village of Groveport were also major factors in choosing a location for Iosil's new plant.”

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