Basic
infrastructure
for
the
project
was
completed
in
2010,
but
the
global
economic
downturn
stunted
efforts
to
bring
in
tenants
—
renewables
manufacturers,
as
well
as
aerospace
and
automotive
factories.
But
Silicon
Border
president
Daniel
Hill
says:
“Most
people
feel
the
economy
in
the
US
is
picking
up.
Everybody
that
you
talk
to
sees
the
green
sprouts
of
growth
coming
back.”
He
claims
the
benefits
provided
by
locating
a
factory
for
solar
panels
and
wind
equipment
in
Mexicali,
in
the
state
of
Baja
California,
outweigh
the
cheap
labour
found
in
Asia,
where
Hill…
