Panelists: Alternative energy, biotech can help drive Midtown
Developing energy, bio-tech and healthcare services in Midtown could become a key economic engine in the city’s future.
Alternative energy and biotech research, along with health care, are
becoming economic development drivers for the Midtown and New Center
areas, three area executives said Wednesday. And that could lead the
rest of the city to a 21st century, environmentally friendly
renaissance, they said.
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