CGGC in the Media
December 05, 2011
RESTORE Act Fines Could Provide Jobs: Economic Study December 05, 2011
Spend Oil Spill Fines on Restoration December 05, 2011
Federal RESTORE Act would generate many jobs for Florida businessesDecember 05, 2011
Targeting oil spill fines to ecosystem restoration could be big job generator, report saysJuly 27, 2011
The US Smart Grid: Jobs through InnovationJune 12, 2011
Why has Obama chosen Cree?May 28, 2011
Nurturing a smarter electric gridMay 24, 2011
Triangle is central for Smart GridView More
Natural and human activities have damaged the Gulf Coast, threatening a valuable ecosystem vital to several billion-dollar industries such as seafood and tourism. Restoring the Gulf Coast can protect these assets while creating much-needed U.S. jobs, by engaging at least 140 firms across nearly 400 locations. 
This research project examines workforce development strategies in developing countries in the context of the shifting upgrading dynamics of global value chains. This research addresses policymakers, donors and development practitioners to improve our understanding of how workforce development strategies can enhance the upgrading efforts and competitiveness of developing countries in global industries.
The Research Triangle is a smart grid hotspot, with specialized R&D centers, supportive government policies, and roughly 60 core firms whose capabilities stretch across the entire value chain. 
Global Value Chains in the Postcrisis World: A Development Perspective 