Editorial: Confluence Adds to State’s Solar Footprint

Editorial: Confluence adds to state’s solar footprint
Tennessee is working to become the solar capital of the nation. The announcement a week ago that Confluence Solar Inc. will build a $200 million manufacturing plant in Clinton definitely puts the state in the forefront of the solar power industry and clean energy technology.The 200,000-square-foot manufacturing, warehousing and distribution plant will be on 25 acres in the Clinton/I-75 …

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