GE Turbines Expand in SC with Trade Zone Perks
Published Date: 7/8/2025
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Summary
GE Gas Turbines in Greenville, South Carolina, wants to expand what they make using special foreign materials in their Foreign-Trade Zone. This means they can build more parts like gas turbines and turbine blades with some tax benefits, helping them save money and work faster. The government got their request on June 30, 2025, and is reviewing it to keep things moving smoothly.
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