Police search for witness after pedestrian killed on Walpole Island First Nation
Solar manufacturing jobs on the way to Sarnia-Lambton
December 12, 2013
Ten jobs will be created as Ubiquity Solar sets up a new plant to manufacture silicon wafers used in solar panels in Sarnia.
But there could be a lot more jobs to come.
Ian MacLelland, president and CEO of Ubiquity, announced the company is setting up an $11 million pilot plant at the TransAlta Bluewater Energy Park. The plant will manufacture ilicon wafers for use in photovoltaic solar panels similar to those used at Sarnia’s solar farm.
Construction of the pilot plant is expected to start in the new year with 10 jobs created at first.
Construction of the full production facility planned for the same location will likely start 2016. MacLelland says several hundred jobs could be created with the full-scale plant.
MacLellan says they will be similar to those in the traditional chemical industries.

Police search for witness after pedestrian killed on Walpole Island First Nation
September 15, 2026
Read More

Appliance likely started fire in Brigden area home
September 15, 2026
Read More

Another new owner for former Sarnia school property
September 15, 2026
Read More

CEEH emergency department construction to begin in late October or November
September 15, 2026
Read More
