LuxWall

More U.S. clean energy means more manufacturing jobs. Luxwall Inc., in partnership with CE4AEF and Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, celebrated the opening of its new factory in Michigan with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in August 2024.

clean energy jobs for michigan workers

This facility will provide local workers with opportunities to build and develop energy-efficient windows, highlighting the connection between clean energy and the growth of U.S. manufacturing jobs. This achievement exemplifies the impact of federal clean energy investments

Meet the Faces of LuxWall

Scott Thomsen

Scott Thomsen, CEO of LuxWall, shares his vision: “I started LuxWall to address the issue of low-performing windows. Today, buildings consume about 30% of the world’s energy.” His goal is to create a low-carbon, energy-efficient solution through LuxWall’s innovative products.

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Scott Alwood

Scott Alwood, Primer Application Technician at LuxWall tells how clean energy manufacturing brought good jobs to his hometown “In Litchfield, in this area, it’s a lot of rural farming type community saturated with little spots of industry. We are looking to broaden our horizons in the clean energy industry. They’re offering good paying jobs where you’re going to have a challenge, you’re going to feel fulfilled.”

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Virginia Robinson

Virginia Robinson: Transforming Automotive Legacy into Clean Energy Progress

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Hear from LuxWall's Workers

Meet Scott Thomsen

Scott Thomsen, CEO of LuxWall, shares how inefficient windows drive 30% of the world’s energy use. LuxWall’s Enthermal™ glass reduces emissions, creates energy-efficient spaces, and supports Michigan’s clean energy manufacturing jobs.

Meet Virginia Robinson

Virginia Robinson, a Furnace Tempering Operator at LuxWall, knows that clean energy isn’t just solar panels or wind turbines. LuxWall’s Enthermal™ glass lowers costs for businesses, and revitalizes manufacturing jobs in Michigan.

Meet Scott Alwood

Scott Alwood, Primer Application Technician at LuxWall, explains how clean energy manufacturing is transforming rural communities like Litchfield, Michigan. Once centered around farming and small industries, the area now benefits from new opportunities with good jobs in clean energy.

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