Governor Shapiro Unveils $4.5M Investment, 61 Jobs for Lycoming County

Major Investment Boosts Pennsylvania’s Clean Energy Sector

In a significant development for Pennsylvania’s clean energy landscape, Verne Inc., a cutting-edge player in the energy storage sector, is making a $4.5 million investment to establish a manufacturing plant in Lycoming County. This initiative is expected to generate 61 new jobs, marking a substantial contribution to the state’s economic and environmental goals.

The new facility will be located in the Marcellus Energy Park, a strategic location for Verne Inc.'s first manufacturing site. The company has pioneered a process that enhances the efficiency of hydrogen storage and distribution, positioning itself at the forefront of energy innovation. This investment not only promises job creation but also supports Pennsylvania's broader objective of expanding its clean energy economy.

Governor Shapiro expressed enthusiasm about the project, highlighting its alignment with the state's commitment to sustainable development and job creation. The Governor's Office has been actively supporting initiatives that attract innovative companies to the region, reinforcing Pennsylvania's status as a leader in clean energy.

The decision by Verne Inc. to open its first manufacturing facility in Pennsylvania underscores the state's appeal to companies focused on green technologies. The investment is expected to provide a significant boost to the local economy while advancing the state's clean energy initiatives.

For more details on this development, visit the PA Department of Community & Economic Development.