Developers Release List of Companies Bringing Jobs to Eco-Friendly East Solano

Published on May 22, 2024

Billionaire developers who hope to create a new eco-friendly community in Northern California’s Solano County announced May 16 the first set of companies committed to bringing jobs to future residents. California Forever, the company behind the East Solano Plan, aims to create 15,000 well-paid jobs in Solano County in the next 10 years. The first set of companies that have agreed to align themselves with the development represent industries such as manufacturing, farming, aerospace, biotech, and media. The company list includes: Hadrian: precision manufacturing for aerospace and defense. Living Carbon: growing plants that capture more carbon. Plenty: indoor vertical farming. Serve Robotics: self-driving robots that deliver orders on a sidewalk. Meter: internet infrastructure provider. Motive: fleet trucking operation. BREX: financial services. Cover: manufacturing modern homes. Build Casa: pays California homeowners cash to add more homes to lot spaces. Zipline: drone delivery and logistics. Freethink: media company that covers stories about the changing world. Instant Teems: customer teams built with military spouses. “We believe in the vibrant communities of Solano County and recognize its unique assets and potential to support a thriving local economy,” said Michael Fortney, head of partnerships for California Forever....

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