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Ameren Economic Development
Services
With
assets of $24 billion, Ameren serves approximately
2.4 million electric customers & almost one
million natural gas customers in a 64,000 square
mile area of Missouri & Illinois. Ameren ownes
a diverse mix of electric generating plants
stategically located in its Midwest market with a
generating capacity of 16,800 megawatts.
AmerenCIPS, AmerCILCO &z AmerenP are the
electric operating companies serving central &
southern Illinois. Click the link
above for information about competitive energy
rates, labor & demographic profiles, innovative
industrial building programs & building/site
inventories. At Ameren, development fuels the
community. We fuel the development.
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Cook County |
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World
Business Chicago |
Elmhurst Economic Development |
| Park Forest Economic Development |
Skokie
Economic Development |
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Oak Forest Economic
Development |
Wheeling Economic Development |
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Matteson Economic Development |
Elk
Grove Village Economic Development |
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Greater Oak
Brook Economic Development Partnership |
Des Plaines Economic Development |
| Lemont Economic Development |
Tinley Park Economic Development |
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Chicago Area
Outside Cook County |
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Rockford Area
Economic Development Council
Aerospace Cluster -
Transportation Equip Mfg & R&D -
Industrial Machinery Mfg & R&D -
Warehouse/Logistics - Back Office/Call Centers –
Metals Mfg & R&D: Globally
Competitive Workforce - Available Property -
Congestion-free Interstate Access - UPS Air Hub –
Chicago Rockford International Airport - US Customs
Port of Entry & Foreign Trade Zone – UP
Rail/Intermodal Service – 13 million people within 2
hours.
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Libertyville Economic Development
North Suburban Chicago immediately west of I-94,
near I-294, I-90, IL-53. Educated population, 60%
college graduates. Employers include Volkswagen Credit,
Brightstar, MBX Systems, Hollister, Medline, Morton
Manufacturing. Award-winning schools, average ACT score 25.3.
Three commuter rail stations. Outstanding entertainment &
recreation, including 100 unique restaurants, miles of hiking
paths, historic downtown.
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| Harvard Economic Development Corp |
Rockford Area Economic Development
Council |
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Libertyville Economic Development |
Choose DuPage |
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Lisle Economic Development |
St. Charles
Economic Development |
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Will County Center for Eco Dev |
Lake
County Partners |
| Marengo
Economic Development Commission |
Romeoville Economic Development |
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Woodridge Economic Development |
Crystal Lake Economic Development |
| Plano Economic Development Corp |
McHenry
County Economic Dev Corp |
| East Dundee Economic Development |
Yorkville Economic Development Corp |
| Sugar Grove Economic Development
Corp |
Zion Economic
Development |
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Elgin
Development Group |
Lake County Partners |
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Northern Illinois Outside Chicago Area |
| Greater Sterling
Development Corporation |
Kankakee County
Economic Dev Alliance |
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Geneseo
Economic Development |
Ameren Economic
Development Services |
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Kewanee Economic Development Corp |
Bureau County Economic
Development |
| Grundy County Economic
Dev |
Jo Daviess County
Economic Dev |
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TriCounty Economic Development Alliance |
North Central Illinois Council
of Governments |
| Joliet Arsenal
Development Authority |
Henry County Economic
Development Partnership |
| LaSalle County Development
Connection |
DeKalb County Eco Dev
Corp |
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Whiteside County
Economic Development |
Winnebago County Economic
Development |
| Rockford Area Economic
Development Council |
Growth Dimensions of Belvidere
& Boone County |
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Rock Island Economic
Development |
Moline Economic Development |
| Rock Falls
Community Development Corp |
Freeport Area Economic
Development Foundation |
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Northwest Illinois Development
Alliance |
Illinois Valley Area Chamber of Commerce
& Eco Dev |
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City of LaSalle Economic Development |
Quad
Cities First |
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Carroll County Economic development |
Mercer County
Economic Development |
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Macomb Area Economic
Development Corp
Major manufacturing center on US 136 between Peoria and
Keokuk. TRaditional competent, industrious Illinois
workforce. Enterprise Zone with sales tax exemptions,
nearly 100% property tax abatement, jobs tax credit,
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Pana Industrial
Development Corp
Strong support for new
businesses, current employers. Train
knowledgeable workforce. Industrial Park. Local and
state incentive programs. Favorable tax treatment of
equipment & machinery. No inventory tax. Real
estate tax abatements.. Enterprise Zone benefits. Area
financial institutions aggressively help dynamic
companies.
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Champaign Economic
Development
World-class university. Some of the brightest
minds on the planet. Superb location. Convenient
transportation. Productive workers. Some of the world’s most
fertile farmlands. Affordable housing. Good schools. Excellent
healthcare. Ideal for information technology,
nano/microtechnology, bio-imaging, call centers, advanced
manufacturing, agribusiness, warehousing,
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How to Find a
Site Selection Consultant
Click on the headline above to see a
directory of Site Selection Consultants to assist companies in in finding
sites for manufacturing/distribution/regional representation.
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Pana Industrial
Development Corp |
Macomb Area Economic
Development Corp |
| Economic Development Corp
of Decatur |
Champaign Economic
Development |
| Research Park at University of
Illinois |
Carthage Community
Development |
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Urbana Development |
Monticello Economic
Development |
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Spoon River Partnership for Eco
Development |
Jacksonville Regional
Economic Development Corp |
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Peoria Economic Development |
Barry Economic Development |
| Crawford County Dev Association |
Great
River Economic Dev Foundation |
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Peoria Metro |
Champaign Economic
Development |
| Vermillion Advantage
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Morton
Economic Development Council |
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Rantoul Economic
Development |
Christian County
Economic Development |
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Coles Together-Eco Dev for
Coles County |
Iroquois County
Econoimic Development |
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Marshall County Economic Development |
Montgomery
County Economic Development |
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.Jefferson County
Development Corp
At intersection of I-57NS &
I-64EW, midway between St Louis & Evansville.
Stable communities. Traditional hard-working Midwest
workforce. Data onsite: demographics, retail,
utilities, transportation, quality of-life, taxes,
finance/incentives, community profiles. Quick Start
Program moves project from acquisition to occupancy
in as little as 120 days.
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Amarica's Central Port
In the center of America, just
north of downtown St. Louis. 1,200-acre multi-use
facility owned/operated by Tri-City Regional
Port District. Hub of US transportation
infrastructure. Center of US intermodal freight
transportation system. Direct access to rail, river
or road. Experienced staff. Creative solutions for
each unique development.
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| River Bend Growth
Association |
.Jefferson
County Development Corp |
| Pana Industrial
Development |
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| Jackson Growth Alliance |
Edwardsville
Alliance |
| Benton-West City Eco Dev
Corp |
Herrin Chamber of
Commerce |
| Collinsville Economic
Development |
Salem Economic
Development |
| White County Economic Development |
Lawrence County
Industrial Dev Council |
| Clark County Development
Organizations |
Southwestern Illinois
Development Authority |
| Tuscola Economic
Development |
Clark County
Economic Development |
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Randolph County
Economic Development |
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