Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced four significant economic development projects in Southeast Michigan, totaling nearly $55 million in capital investment and 167 new jobs in Wayne and Oakland counties. The investments include projects by 3E Nano Inc, Robert Bosch LLC, Envergia Incorporated, and dSpace Incorporated, focusing on clean energy, research and development, manufacturing, and innovation. These projects aim to create high-paying jobs and strengthen Michigan's economy, particularly in advanced manufacturing sectors. NxLite, a clean-tech company, is establishing its U.S. headquarters and manufacturing facility in Canton Township, Wayne County, creating 39 new jobs. Robert Bosch LLC is setting up a Regional Hydrogen Research and Development Hub in Farmington Hills, Oakland County, generating 28 new jobs. Envergia Incorporated is investing in an EV battery recycling facility, and dSpace Incorporated is expanding its headquarters. The investments are supported by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, highlighting the state's commitment to fostering growth and job creation. Michigan's strategic focus on attracting and supporting businesses, along with its skilled workforce and business-friendly environment, continue to position the state as a hub for technology and innovation.