An undisclosed company that makes silicon anodes for use in lithium-ion batteries could bring 332 jobs at an average annual wage of $68,516 to Brighton – if it chooses an Adams County site over one in Texas.
The Denver Post reports that the company, codenamed Project Maverick, received approval for up to $5.49 million in state job-growth incentive tax credits on Thursday from the Colorado Economic Development Commission.
Source: BizWest
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