Indiana Economic Development

Statewide Indiana

Indiana Partners in Economic Development : Duke Energy

 Indiana Partners in Economic Development. One of the most experienced economic development organizations in Indiana. Our team works as single point-of-contact, delivering  customized resources and data specific to your expanding business. We work closely with local, regional and state officials and provide comprehensive state, community and site information. We offer three incentive riders to enhance economic development through reductions in electric rates for use of unoccupied buildings, brownfield sites, major expansions and new businesses.

Hoosier Energy Economic Development

Hoosier Energy's economic development and key accounts team helps new and expanding businesses in Southern and Central Indiana with their electric power and other needs. We offer competitive commercial and industrial rate schedules including an Industrial Power Tariff and Interruptible Rate Tariff for those industries that qualify. We work closely with local and state officials to provide Indiana's competitive business cost information and maintain a sites and buildings database offering on-line links to demographic and workforce information

Northern Indiana

Steuben County Economic Development Corporation

Steuben County is located in the Northeastern corner of Indiana, home of Trine University. We are ideally located at the intersection of I-69 & I-80/90 Indiana Toll Road, within 200 miles of all major transportation hubs in the Midwest. We want your business here!

             Huntington County United Eco Dev Corp

Central Indiana, Indianapolis Area

Vectren is an energy holding company that provides natural gas to 42 counties in central Indiana. Vecten's Economic Development Department works closely with state and local officials to assist companies at every stage of their site selection process.

Southern Indiana

Warrick County Economic Development Department

Golf and Industrial Sites. Home of Victoria National Golf Course. New 230-acre industrial park accessible to Interstate 64 on the northern border, Ohio River on the southern border, I-69 and regional airport near western border, and a network of well-maintained transportation routes throughout the county. Local incentives include skilled labor, higher education institutions, tax abatements, infrastructure, reasonably-priced land, training assistance, tax incremental financing, job profiling. Within four hours of four major cities -- Nashville, St. Louis, Louisville, Indianapolis with international airports.

Harrison County Economic Dev Corp

Rural area 25 minutes from Louisville.. Among fastest-growing Indiana counties. Well-organized information on available sites; buildings; labor force; major employers; labor, freight,& utility rates; taxes;  incentives, and quality of life. 

Unique Indiana community with a highly competitive advanced manufacturing sector and emerging professional service segments. Award winning schools and health care facilities create an exceptional business climate. Interstate 64, local rail and airport provide ready access to global markets.

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